1. Start from Albuquerque, New Mexico and head west on Interstate 40 (I-40).
2. Continue on I-40 for approximately 190 miles until reaching Flagstaff, Arizona.
3. Stay on I-40 and drive for about 145 miles to Seligman, Arizona.
4. Take the exit for Historic Route 66 (US-66) and follow the signs for Los Angeles.
5. Drive on US-66 for approximately 295 miles through towns such as Kingman, Oatman, and Needles.
6. Enter California and continue on US-66 for another 140 miles, passing through Barstow and Victorville.
7. Continue west on US-66 for approximately 65 miles until you reach San Bernardino.
8. In San Bernardino, take Interstate 215 (I-215) south for about 12 miles.
9. Merge onto Interstate 10 (I-10) west and follow it for approximately 45 miles until reaching downtown Los Angeles.
The total driving distance from Albuquerque to Los Angeles via this route is approximately 880 miles (1415 kilometers) and will take around 13-14 hours of driving time, excluding stops for rest, food, and traffic conditions.
