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Hey all!
Can you help a fellow Z?
Next week, I'll be going on a road trip.
I'll be leaving Florida (Tampa) and heading up to Tennessee (Knoxville) to visit family.
My route will be I-75 north pretty much all the way so for any of you who live in Georgia and Tennesse and are near I-75, or familiar with an area near I-75, I'd llke to know which exits (to towns or roads) which have the best gas prices.
If you're not sure, I can also look up gas prices on the Gas Buddy (gasbuddy.com) website so if you could give me your ZIP code I can plug it in and get a listing there, but if you know a specific exit that would be great.
Also, if anyone knows of any construction projects, along the way, let me know if there are any bypass routes.
Thanks for your help!
JT
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You will be surprised by this, but Atlanta has great gas prices. Judging by your trip, that may be the perfect stop. Exit 277 (Acworth, GA St. Rt. 92) is about 15 miles north of the perimeter (I-285 is the perimeter). At that exit there is a QT, which always has great gas prices and is a good stop for refreshments and breaks. They always have clean bathrooms and quality products. I love QT. We don't have them in Nashville where I currently live. I think regular unleaded is going for about 2.87 (it was a week ago when I was there).
I am from Atlanta, and when to school in Nashville, so the I-75 stretch there through N. Georgia I could drive in my sleep.
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Also, last week on I-75 N there was some construction.
Go to this site to see potential slowdowns through GA
http://www.georgianavigator.com/
Previously owned: 2005 Z Enthusiast, Super Black, 6 spd.
Currently lease: 2006 Pathfinder S, Silver, Auto
"She is (and always will be) my little deuce coupe, you don't know what I got!"
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I lived in Orlando for almost two years and my parents lived in Knoxville where I grew up. I drove between the two cities a LOT and let me tell you, coming up I-75 is not the best way to get here. Take I-4 to Daytona and get on 95 North. Take it to I-26 in South Carolina and go west young man. Get on I-40 in Spartanburg and enjoy the ride through the mountains to Knoxville. TRUST ME, the drive is MUCH better and the traffic isn't nearly as heavy. The truth of the matter is, from Orlando, it took exactly the same amount of time. Tampa will take a little longer, but not much.
Make sure that I-95 north of Daytona isn't closed for wildfires though. I hear that is an issue down there now. Have a safe trip!
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