Yeah.. The I5ers and 99ers follow that 55mph closer.. Run I15, I-40, and I10 east of Indio and 65 you're going too slow..
What’s your favorite route to run
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I like the whole state of Iowa. It's got the perfect combination of not so rural where nothing is around (like Wyoming) but no so urban where people are living on top of each other (Newark/NYC). It's the most truck friendly state in that most places will have truck parking and most of the small town Walmarts are cool with you getting groceries there. Bunch of small mom and pop truck stops in the state. Plenty of rest areas too and on I-80 you have rest areas every 30 minutes, plus the big Iowa 80 stop by Davenport.
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Are they still doing construction on the GA/TN border by Chattanooga where the speed limit is something like 45 MPH and NOBODY obeys the construction speed limit? Or did they finally finish that construction there? -
I've often enjoyed running from Phoenix to Salt Lake City.
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Lately I've been enjoying running i95 a lot...I know those words are said often. But there's no major cities for about 600mi between Richmond and Jacksonville. It's relaxing to see the swamps and tidal wetlands of SC and GA with their glassy water in the morning....now I sound like Thoreau.
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I’ve got a friend up in Wisconsin runs a lot down to Texas reefer hauls chicken , cheese , pizzas , and then back to Maryland a lot of loads for Costco he Enjoys the Route .
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You can get from Laramie to Cheyenne Wy while leaving the stick in neutral for most of the way.
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