What's the furthest you've driven at one time?

i drove a little over 1600 miles round trip. i had to transport a couple of props for a guy from around key west to Charlotte. i drove it in my 2011 tacoma. nonstop except for the gas ups of course. no food or drink but a bag of beef jerky and a bottle of water (cant take bathroom breaks haha). but she handled it like a champ! i was beat when i got done though.

 

Drove from Phoenix to Ft. Smith, AR in about 19 hours. Once did 750 miles on a Harley Sportster in 23 hours.

 

Oh.. oops. Rode my old honda rebel from washington dc to lancaster pa. 120miles on a 250... on I95

 

from LA to Vegas
dont know how long that was

 

Parker CO to Marysville WA. right at 1500 miles. I think it was 21-22 hours of hard driving.

 

1977, Columbus GA. to San Diego. ( 2 driving ) 1974 LeMans Sport Coupe
1977, San Diego to Lake Martin Al. ( 3 driving, 42 hours give or take.) '74 LeMans
1981, San Diego to Columbus GA. ( 2 driving ) 1978 Trans Am, Auto
1984, Pensacola to Seattle. ( 2 driving ) 1976 Chevy Van, via Las Vegas and Carmel.
1986, Seattle to Columbus GA. ( 1 driving ) '76 Chevy, via LA
1986, Seattle to Columbus GA. ( 2 driving ) 1978 Trans Am, 4 speed, took two weeks.

I love this country. Every person should drive it at least once.

 

1500+

I've gone from central Wisconsin to south Texas once, and several times from Cent Wis to south Florida nonstop.

That's a bitch of a drive, though.

 

la to whistler in a gmc safari van with my mom and brother about 6 years ago. took about a day and a half, don't remember the exact drive time. made it to seattle non stop and stayed with family for the night before heading the rest of the way

 

930 miles in my old 03 tacoma. Split the drive into 2 days. Went from Fort Walton FL to San Angelo TX.

 

Doesn't this, by its very definition, mean you don't qualify under the "at one time" stipulation?

 

34 hours straight: Beech creek, PA --> Moab, UT

 

i drove from north Alabama to Como NC (bout 6 miles from VA state line) its was a touch over 700 if i remember correctly . had to stop 3 times for gas and stop to eat 1 time (bathroom breaks were strategically planned for gas and food breaks) and then of course i came back home, bout 11-11.5 hours one way trip there split between me and 2 other guys in my 05 DC (avg about 20-21 MPG with 3 adults luggage for 4 days and hunting gear, it was all the short bed would hold and all the back driver side seat was full of gear as well), went deer huntin last year brought back a 2 coolers with 7 deer worth of meat. i just got back from disney world with my wife (my father-in-law drove her 07 rav4) and it was 660 miles so pretty close to the farthest, stopped 2 times for gas one for food and one extra for bathroom on the way down. had to make about the same stops on the way back. did manage 29.5 MPG out of the 2.4 loaded down with 4 adults and all their luggage for a week stay, plus 4 cases of drinks and about 20 lbs of junk food.

 

1757 miles from alamogordo new mexico to cocoa florida. in my old dcsb 2010 w/ 3in lift on 285's

 

For several years I ran a route that went from the Joplin, MO area to Portland, ME and back. We would make stops in Connecticut, Road Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and upstate New York. We (driving partner and I) would turn this trip in about 70 hours and would drive about 3,400 miles. This was done by team driving a Volvo 670 Semi pulling a 40 foot trailer. We would leave on Sunday morning and were usually home by noon on Wednesday. As far as truck driving jobs go, this one wasn’t too bad.

dd

 

About 1500 from Alexandria, VA to Albany, TX. I've gone both directions several times in about 23 hours in the wife's Honda Insight and its only about $80 in gas.

 

About 12-13 hours in a Freightliner Classic XL

 

about 2,000 miles from San Diego to Aberdeen, South Dakota in one shot. Stopped for two four hour naps to refresh is all.

 

did, upstate new york to grand junction colorado in around 34 or so hrs, 1900ish miles. I slept for two days afterwards.

 

I drove on the same loop of interstate for four and a half hours when my dad was first teaching me how to drive. That was a long time ago, but it's still the longest I've ever driven. I don't really go anywhere, because I don't have time to go anywhere with work.

 

Guilford CT to anchorage AK- 4,500 miles 6 days
The way back took aloott longer because i did alot of site seeing. Made it from chicago to CT in one shot tho on the last day, around 900 miles. Then i think i slept for like 24 hours lol. I was 18 and i dont think i would still be able to do that, it was an awesome experience but i wouldnt attempt it again.