It may not be the most comfortable route but this route is the best: (1,537 miles)
If you want to you can cut through the Delmarva Peninsula starting from Delaware and cut along the Coast; however this adds significantly more time. This route is also longer at 1,555 miles.
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E842 is the best route across. SS16 to A14 connects to that.
It depends what route you take.
Taking I-75 N it is 183 miles and takes approximately 3 hours to drive from Stuart, FL to Naples FL.An alternate route is FL-70 W and I-75 S using this route is 192 miles and takes 4 hours 35 minutes to drive.
You do not require a SunPass to drive on the toll roads in Florida.Yes, you will be driving on the toll roads en route, but no, you will not need a SunPass in order to drive on these toll roads.The route from Miami Airport to Naples is as follows:Take SR-836 TOLL - WEST (Dolphin Expy), from Miami Airport (EXIT 4 out of the airport), to SR-826 NORTH (Palmetto Expy).Take SR-826 NORTH to I-75 NORTH to NAPLES.Take I-75 NORTH (which is ALLIGATOR ALLEY (toll) through the Everglades) to Naples
Take I-71 SOUTH to I-75 SOUTH.Take I-75 SOUTH to Naples.
It can take about four hours depending on the route taken, weather and driving conditions, traffic, and how fast you are comfortable to drive.
Take I-10 WEST to I-75 SOUTH to TAMPA at EXIT 296A.Take I-75 SOUTH to Naples.
Dundee Road, also known as Route 68, in Illinois begins in Glencoe and ends in Barrington at Route 59. Route 25 begins in Barrington at N. River Road and ends in Oswego at Route 71. Along the course of Route 25 it is known as many names, such as Dundee Ave. (in West Dundee), N. Liberty St. (in Elgin), Riverside Ave. (in St. Charles), River St. (in Batavia), and Broadway (in Aurora).
The driving distance between Detroit, Michigan and Naples, Florida is approximately 1,315 miles. This route typically takes around 20-22 hours to drive without factoring in stops or traffic.
US Highway 41 South.
route 66
187 miles ( distance is approximate, depends on route taken)