Need some routing advice

Okay, here's the deal. I can't give details, but I have the chance to do a really neat specialty load for the Gov't (non-military) next week going from Colorado Springs to Homestead AFB.

According to my Trips & Streets, it has me going US24 E. out of hte Springs to I-70, then I-70 to I-55 (I-64) then I-64 to I-57, to I-24,then I-75 to the Fla. Turnpike to I-95 then into Homestead. Basically Colo., KS, Mo., Ill., Ky., Tenn, Ga., Fla..

I won't be driving my sleeper truck, I'll be driving a daycab and specialized trailer, so I will be staying in a hotel for my 10 hrs off. I'm leaving on the 19th and have to arrive in Homestead on the 22nd then flying back to Denver on the 23rd. Until I get behind the wheel, I am figuring the truck will only do 65 mph.

Figuring my route, I show leaving the Springs about 10am on the 19th, stopping for the night in Columbia, Mo. about 8pm. I figure I will only be able to do 62 mph. Then leaving at 6am on the 20th, streets and trips has me making it almost to Valdosta, Ga. the next day, I was contemplating stopping in Atlanta, Ga.. Then stopping somewhere N. of Miami (W. Palm Beach) and arriving at Homestead about 9am on the 22nd.

Does this sound logical, or would you guys who are more familiar suggest a different route, should I stay Southern more with my route or stick with the suggested?

 

I was thinking more along the lines of going So. from the Springs down 287 stopping in Wichita Falls, TX., then across 20 into Miss. and So. on US 49 via Hattiesburg, then catching I-10 near Mobile then across to I-75 and So.

 

As far as I know the trailer is not fragile, it may even be empty (I really don't know that much about this yet).

Trashtrucker, I won't have a sleeper so I'll be staying hotels each night.

 

Last time I ran 20 was a short stint through the heart of Dallas going to FTW.

 

no problem