13 Hour Drive

Don't get gas in rural places, their expensive.
Drive behind a speed racer but keep your distance.
Learn trucker signals
If your sleepy, pull over..
 
Drove Seattle to the bay a couple times. It took me about 15 hours since I have a blood disorder that makes me get blood clots crazy easy
Also me and my dad drive Seattle to Eugene twice a year which is about 9 hours round trip

Don't get gas in the middle of nowhere at night. These 2 dudes pulled out of nowhere and watched me pump gas from about 10 feet away in northern California. Scariest **** of my life
 
I'd listen to comedy stuff. That wakes me up. Longest drive I have done lately is about 6 hours. I like can't drive for anything anymore.
 
Wayniac211 said:
Don't get gas in rural places, their expensive.
Drive behind a speed racer but keep your distance.
Learn trucker signals
If your sleepy, pull over..
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That move is so clutch. Let the other dude get the ticket. I just drove from basically Canada to mpls in 4 hours with that move. Usually it's 6. Zero stops.
 
MPLSdunk said:
Wayniac211 said:
Don't get gas in rural places, their expensive.
Drive behind a speed racer but keep your distance.
Learn trucker signals
If your sleepy, pull over..
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That move is so clutch. Let the other dude get the ticket. I just drove from basically Canada to mpls in 4 hours with that move. Usually it's 6. Zero stops.
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Man, my boy called himself doing this and he was the one that ended up getting the ticket :lol:
 
10-11 hour drives to Chicago and Atlanta from DC are the longest I've ever done. Never again :lol:

frshstunna said:
I drive regularly from Baktimore to ATL and back ...usually between 9-11 hours depending on stops and traffic, but I'm used to it now so it's not to bad ...driving on 85 through NC tho :x , feels like it's never gon end
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Bruh.. Ain't nothing but trees and cops on 85. Never had any problems though.
 
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A lot of tender foot talk in here.  Try LA to ATL for a drive.  TX is the worst part of the trip.  Takes at least a day just getting through the lone star.  Thinking about a ATL to LA trip this spring via the 10 so I can check out that southern coastal living.
 
RELLIRELOADED said:
A lot of tender foot talk in here.  Try LA to ATL for a drive.  TX is the worst part of the trip.  Takes at least a day just getting through the lone star.  Thinking about a ATL to LA trip this spring via the 10 so I can check out that southern coastal living.
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yeah..I've drove to Toronto and Southern Florida and driving thru New York takes forever..and when u finally get into the northern tip of Florida I still have over 7 hours..no more road trips for me ever again
 
A guy I know was in a pack of three cars going way over the speed limit. Trooper pulled all three of them over. Took the licenses of the first two and told them to wait while he went to pullover the lead car.
 
I've driven about 13 hours from San Jose to south of Ensenada.

Also drove from San Jose to LA after not sleeping for over 24 hours, that one was tough.

Usually sleep and leave at like 3-5 am. That one time we made it to Ensenada we left at like 4pm I think, drove through the night and made it to ensenada at like 2 am.
 
oh man jus did the 13 hours drive, stopped about every 2-3 hours. drank 24 oz redbull ate trail mix for snacks, and stopped at noodles and comp for dinner. listened to the kane show the whole trip basically 

i only had 5 hours of sleep last night too, got a speeding ticket 2 hours into the trip lol smfh maaaaaaaaaaaaan didnt speed again.

wasn't too bad except the snow in indiana, i started getting delusional towards the last few hours too, scary **** yo.
 
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Drove from NY to Miami and back...me and a friend, it was fun but exhausting, driving there wasn't bad at all, we were on a happy mood we was gonna be on a beach... coming back tho was the worst...lol

Also drove from NY to Chicago, that drive sucked **** crossing Americas Armpit (PA) is dreadful....then is just a bunch of flat lands, just really boring.
 
maroki said:
oh man jus did the 13 hours drive, stopped about every 2-3 hours. drank 24 oz redbull ate trail mix for snacks, and stopped at noodles and comp for dinner. listened to the kane show the whole trip basically 

i only had 5 hours of sleep last night too, got a speeding ticket 2 hours into the trip lol smfh maaaaaaaaaaaaan didnt speed again.

wasn't too bad except the snow in indiana, i started getting delusional towards the few hours too, scary **** yo.
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:smh: :smh: :smh: c'mon man you had 13 hours to take your time :lol: why the rush
 
he has probably used that line multiple times now that i thought about it :lol:
 
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I did 5 a few times, always took a 10-30 minute break in between. The best is when u have passengers that converse with u, the worst is when ur passengers are all asleep, and being by urself is in between.

Whenever u feel tired, take a pit stop. Open the windows for fresh air. Chew gum. Drink water.
 
I drive from NY to SC every summer

Leave early before the sun rises and you'll get there before the sun sets and your eyes give out on you

Download a lot of podcasts :lol:
 
Keep light snacks, fruit is a must. I also advice 2 cups of coffee and possibly more through the trip but 2 lasts me a whole 14 hour trip. I wouldn't advise energy drinks ever. Try to listen to the radio as much as you can, I was listening to a lil dicky interview one ride and it really made that part of the ride so enjoyable.

I drive from NYC - FL back and forth a bunch and recently drove to Toronto and across the whole U.S, these things always work for me and I knock out the drives like nothing
 
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