I-70
- Thread starter SShewbert
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SShewbert
What love is all about
Alright thanks. Which way do you travel? If it is I-70 what are the tolls running? We have not gone that way in a couple years.
bcp
In My Opinion
where you going?
Ill be running 70 through the rockies in June.
if you want, when you get a little closer I can pull the gas prices for your whole trip from one of my camping membership trip planners.
tell me what kind of mileage you get and it will calculate estimated total cost of fuel.
Ill be running 70 through the rockies in June.
if you want, when you get a little closer I can pull the gas prices for your whole trip from one of my camping membership trip planners.
tell me what kind of mileage you get and it will calculate estimated total cost of fuel.
R
retiredweaxman
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My wife and I jump on the PA Turnpike at Breezewood and pay 8.00 when we get off at the I-376 exit for Pittsburgh or pay 10.00 if we get off at the Cranberry exit.
As of 2 weeks ago (our last visit to Pittsburgh), we saw gas at 1.99 (Sheetz) and 2.05 (Sunoco) in Breezewood and about 2.01 at the Sunocos on the Turnpike. We are heading back to Pittsburgh on the 26th of this month. If you PM me and remind me, I can respond with the prices when we return later that weekend.
SShewbert
What love is all about
We are headed to Missouri around the first of April. We are leaving the 3rd. We are trying to figure out if it would be worth going through the tolls since it is quicker that way or go down south. I am not for sure what the gas mileage is. My husband says it is about 30 miles to the gallon. I know that all of our trips we can fill up here and then 2 more times and make it into town. We have to get gas again in the town but thats ok.
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retiredweaxman
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I went to MapQuest Maps - Driving Directions - Map and did directions from LP to STL. Mapquest recommends taking 95 to 64W.
Here is the link.
Driving Directions from Lexington Park, MD to Saint Louis, MO
dn0121
New Member
Is that faster to go up to 70 to get to Missouri? I would think you would want 64 over.
bcp
In My Opinion
Total Trip Distance: 886 Total Trip Driving Time: 15:52
Accumulated Remaining
Time Enroute Directions Time
INCLUDES THESE ROAD ADVISORIES & DISPLAY OPTIONS:
~TOLLS -indicated by: $
~STEEP GRADES -indicated by: (MDA)#
For descriptions of these steep grades get our
~STATE ROAD CONDITION INFO - for enroute states
~HOURLY CHECKPOINTS - to check trip progress
~EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NBRS - for enroute states
~REST AREAS - located along your route
~LOCAL REGULAR GAS PRICES ALONG YOUR ROUTE
(Note: fuel price info in US dollars and gallons)
***DISTANCE DISPLAYED IN MILES***
HIGHWAY DISTANCE: 665 CITY DISTANCE: 221
ESTIMATED TRIP FUEL EXPENSE: $ 56.52
Note: exit numbers with asterisk = estimated
AVG FUEL PRICE PER GAL.(REGULAR) [1.97]
Accumulated Remaining
Time Enroute Directions Time
INCLUDES THESE ROAD ADVISORIES & DISPLAY OPTIONS:
~TOLLS -indicated by: $
~STEEP GRADES -indicated by: (MDA)#
For descriptions of these steep grades get our
~STATE ROAD CONDITION INFO - for enroute states
~HOURLY CHECKPOINTS - to check trip progress
~EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NBRS - for enroute states
~REST AREAS - located along your route
~LOCAL REGULAR GAS PRICES ALONG YOUR ROUTE
(Note: fuel price info in US dollars and gallons)
***DISTANCE DISPLAYED IN MILES***
HIGHWAY DISTANCE: 665 CITY DISTANCE: 221
ESTIMATED TRIP FUEL EXPENSE: $ 56.52
Note: exit numbers with asterisk = estimated
AVG FUEL PRICE PER GAL.(REGULAR) [1.97]
SShewbert
What love is all about
Yea actually it is quicker to go I-70 across and down 40 once we get into Missouri. It takes a couple hours longer. Either way it will be a rough drive this time because we have a 6 month old who we are gonna have to stop every so often to feed.