Furthest you've driven in a day

About 9 hrs from Phoenix, AZ to my hometown of Roswell, NM.

 

600 or so miles took about eight hours.

 

A U-Haul can make it feel 2x the distance. LOL

They can ride like a covered wagon when empty.

 

I drove (twice) a 1200 mile round trip in about 22ish hours. The scariest part of the drive was going through El Paso, TX on a Saturday night during bar hour traffic, do I need to mention the construction in El Paso on I-10?

Had a few other long trips, but nothing compares to the 2 trips I took that summer. I did all of the driving but I did have a passenger with me.

 

12 miles to grocery store and back I will need to go again in a week or so

 

I do NJ to Port St. Lucie FL twice a year on the taco. Straight shot, only stopping for gas and the restroom. 3 days after I bought my taco I drove to KC for the weekend to break her in.

 

925 miles. From Victor, Idaho to just south of San Francisco. Total of 14 hours. Gets pretty brutal once you hit Reno and then CA where nobody has lane discipline and traffic from the Central Valley to the Bay Area.

 

Great looking GSD-Big ears!. Same color and markings as my almost 13 year old GSD "Santino"

 

14 hours from Palm Beach FL to Hammond LA, in a fucking Jeep Liberty (company car).

Pure misery.

 

That color will catch your eye! I don't think I have seen that color on the road. What is that color called?

 

Solar Octane

 

Not far. Dearborn Michigan to Charlotte NC (662 miles) in a day was probably my furthest only stopping once for gas. Averaged 21mpg through the mountains somehow

My father did the same route in the Trans Am idk how he survived that one LOL

 

Not bad. I've got several Iron Butt Association certificates for long distance motorcycle rides. I think my longest was 1,157 miles in about 22 hours, 2007 Yamaha FJR1300.

In a car or truck I get bored after about 400-500.

 

10 hours, and that was enough for me thank you very much.


Toronto & back to buy a car.

 

Edmonton to Vancouver it’s a beautiful drive across the Rockies, takes 12 hrs in the summer in one go. 2100ft to 3500ft to sea level.

Probably the most treacherous road I’ve driven in a winter storm, with inches of ice in some sections, chains necessary, and guaranteed accidents every hour.

 

1478 miles. 24 hours and 10 minutes. WY to OH.

 

what was so important in ohio?

 

~1250 miles, Dayton, OH to the Black hills in South Dakota. Have done that drive several times, will do it a couple times this next year if I'm lucky.