Thank you very much for those details. I did think about taking i59 south to the i20 possibly as i know the i10 distance is much greater due to more winding roads. And i know that much farther south the humidity is increased and i worry about that on my car but i also know i20 and i40 have way more fuel stops than i10 also which is major
Which is cheapest route?
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I do tend to run the heater on low for these drives with window cracked a few inches on 2 windows maybe 3. But have it come out of window defrost vent to help. My precautions. -
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My original plan was i40 to flagstaff then drop south to i10 into cali to avoid the mountains up north. And keep a little cooler for the trip. I think ill run at night and sleep during day at truck stops to shower in my car too.
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As my truck driving instructor you take40 I'll take 20-10. I'll beat you every time.
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Flattest
I 40 to Little Rock, AR.
I 30 to jct I 20.
I 20 to Junction I 10.
I 10 to Junction CA 60.
Etc.
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