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I'm moving from Central FL To NW Ohio in a couple weeks, which is better I-75 or I-95/I-26/I-77? The latter is a few miles more but the same drive time. I just wondered if one might be more construction/congestion prone currently.
I would take US-19 up to and past Atlanta into Eastern Tennessee. Then I would take US-74 to Cherokee, Tennessee, then get on US 441 North to see Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Continue on US-441 through the Cumberland Gap, terrain gets very interesting through here. Then US-27 straight shot into Lexington and Cincinnati, then US-127 up into NW Ohio. Might take you 7-8 extra hours, but you will see more in the time you sacrifice on an interstate highway, and have to remember for a lifetime. The interstate highway system should be avoided at all costs.
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