The longest drive

1,000 miles, twice. 65-66 mph truck. The hardest trips less than 1k were across TX. You can drive nearly 900 miles in a straight line and not escape TX. At least the rutted out lanes took over much of the steering duty.

 

Personal vehicle Omaha to Southern CA
#### love my Diesel VW Passat set cruise at 80 and let it eat the miles at 47 mpg

 

Average 500 miles usually. Drive about 8 hours and I can’t drive anymore. Weird

 

Yeah, I know what you mean. If you throw in weather, a long dock wait, construction, etc. sometimes a 300 mile day seems really long. Honestly, the flat out open west runs 600+ don't bother me nearly as bad as half those miles in the east.

 

Tampa bay to Winnipeg just over 2000 miles with a clean level 1 inspection in North Dakota rest area on 4 hours sleep using paper . Only reason I did it was hospital said father had 24 to 48 hrs to live his cancer was blocking his breathing. He pulled through thankfully that was 17 years ago .

 

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Love's in Erick, OK to Pilot in Bellemont, AZ

I think I was around 70k gross. Truck governed 72 on the cruise, 69 pedal

Pretty sure I had 5 minutes on my 11

 

I ran a load of avacados from Homestead Florida to Schenectady NY straight through. Got a $400 bonus.

 

IBP Meat, Wallula, WA to IBP Meat Amarillo, TX 1500 miles in 1997. Straight thru with 1 stop in Green River, UT for fuel. On paper, and the DM had sent me cash via Western Union to West Winds truck stop in Green River so i wouldn't have a fuel receipt on my ComData card. It was right around 26 hours total. Had two days off in Amarillo, to "Rest Up".