Tips for driving I-95

[glo]

Ok, how about a tips post for I-95? Anyone just drive it and have any construction they encountered? Any detours or slow downs? Any real good exits to stop at? Cheap gas?

Leaving in 10 days and anything at all will be appreciated!

 

[saratogadreamin09]

Georgia is filled with construction and you also hit some in Northern Florida. Nothing ever slows traffic down majorly, but it is annoying.

The best place I would recommand to stop is flying j's. They have cheap gas, clean restrooms, and bigs stores filled with EVERYTHING you could need on the road.

 

[glo]

Georgia is filled with construction and you also hit some in Northern Florida. Nothing ever slows traffic down majorly, but it is annoying.

The best place I would recommand to stop is flying j's. They have cheap gas, clean restrooms, and bigs stores filled with EVERYTHING you could need on the road.

Where is flying J's? Do they do construction on weekends and nights, that is when we are planning on driving

 

[BC1836]

I-95 in Jacksonville can be challenging for first time drivers: Lots of construction, awkward curves and "Fast and Furious" local drivers.

You also may wish to post your question on the "For 2,000+ Mile Drivers Only!" thread.

 

[shafke]

I-95 in Jacksonville can be challenging for first time drivers: Lots of construction, awkward curves and "Fast and Furious" local drivers.

You also may wish to post your question on the "For 2,000+ Mile Drivers Only!" thread.

In Jacksonville there was a couple of times I was not sure I was still on the interstate. At one point the roadway divides. The drive through Jacksonville was the most nerve wracking part of the drive.