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We're heading down from north of T.O., this will be our second trip. If you're taking the I75/65 you're in for an easy drive with lots of places to stop if you need them. There are lots of 24 hour places off the highway (Denny's, etc) and the signage is easy to read, even at night. We're leaving on Wednesday night from Orangeville.
If you're driving overnight, my only real advice is to let the big rigs pass you - they're usually on speed runs and are much bigger and faster than you!
I also highly recommend listening to music or the radio overnight for two reasons: 1) the drive can get monotonous, not much to see at night, so it'll help keep you awake and 2) once you get further south, there are some must-listen talk radio shows including some really interesting/hilarious conspiracy theory shows that never fail to entertain
Last time, the drive down took us about 17 hours including three stops for food and/or gas and a search at the border. I drove solo on that trip, which I can't really recommend, but the drive was easy & straightforward. Nothing to worry about!
If you enter the US in the Falls area I would check the delays at all of the bridges before you leave so that you can decide which would be the best option.
We're heading down from north of T.O., this will be our second trip. If you're taking the I75/65 you're in for an easy drive with lots of places to stop if you need them. There are lots of 24 hour places off the highway (Denny's, etc) and the signage is easy to read, even at night. We're leaving on Wednesday night from Orangeville.
If you're driving overnight, my only real advice is to let the big rigs pass you - they're usually on speed runs and are much bigger and faster than you!
I also highly recommend listening to music or the radio overnight for two reasons: 1) the drive can get monotonous, not much to see at night, so it'll help keep you awake and 2) once you get further south, there are some must-listen talk radio shows including some really interesting/hilarious conspiracy theory shows that never fail to entertain
Last time, the drive down took us about 17 hours including three stops for food and/or gas and a search at the border. I drove solo on that trip, which I can't really recommend, but the drive was easy & straightforward. Nothing to worry about!
That's very helpful! I was planning on it taking 14 hours so we'll probably leave a bit earlier than planned.
