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You definitely would need two days to do the drive in a semi, since they are legally limited to 11 drive hours per day
Moving from central Missouri to Albuquerque (1000 miles) I stayed in a motel on the road one night and beat the moving truck by about twenty minutes and they made three stops in Texas along the way. They dropped off and picked up loads in Houston and San Antonio and maybe Austin before heading to Albuquerque. Same driver-- but local crews.
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Moving from central Missouri to Albuquerque (1000 miles) I stayed in a motel on the road one night and beat the moving truck by about twenty minutes and they made three stops in Texas along the way. They dropped off and picked up loads in Houston and San Antonio and maybe Austin before heading to Albuquerque. Same driver-- but local crews.
Moving trucks depending on gross weight aren't necessarily subject to hours of service. I'm talking semi-tractors
Denver is also at the same latitude as Indianapolis.
Beat me to it!
Just like how Columbus (capital of Ohio) is the same latitude as Philly and both about the same latitude as Lebanon, KS the "geographic center" of the country.
They have a London and Paris in Kentucky but they are not as nice as the ones in Europe.
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