Putting Our Recommendations to the Test

[PNW Judy]

This is a great list, AZBuck. Kudos for posting it.

[lhuff]

That is a cool list. Thanks for putting that together.

Laura

[W. Larrison]

Nice list...

Hmm.. want some more to add? I'm pretty familiar with I-5 and I-10 (the western part).

[Mark Sedenquist]

Hmm.. want some more to add? I'm pretty familiar with I-5 and I-10 (the western part).

You can post 'em here and I will move them into Buck's list or...

Mark

[Kirby]

I'll be using this list soon on my summer trip.

The only suggestion- put the area where each road is-- mid west, CA, FL, etc. I'm doing 10,000 miles and don't have memorized where each highway is.

Thanks again!!!!

[Midwest Michael]

Buck used the "major cross country" Interstates, which end in the number 0 or 5. On the Interstate Numbering system, even numbered routes go east to west, with small numbers in the south and larger numbers in the north. Odd numbered routes run north and south, with smaller numbers starting in the west. For example, I-5 runs from Washington to California, while I-10 runs from Southern California to Florida. Interstates ending in 5 or 0, like the ones buck used, theoretically run from border to border or from coast to coast - although most of them actually fall a little short of those goals.