The winner will be announced on August 28 with the winning song to be performed at 6pm
at the Te Puke Amphitheatre in Jubilee Park.
The winner will receive an expenses paid trip to the USA for a tour of Route 66.
Mr Boyle expected entries from throughout New Zealand and other parts of the world.
"Te Puke people are high international achievers and live globally. The pride in being able to write a Te Puke Highway specific song will draw a high level of interest I am sure.
"Te Puke is a proud community and having its own song is a novel way of growing awareness of where we are and what we do," he said.
Entry forms can be downloaded from www.tepuke.co.nz.