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Old 01-07-2015, 02:40 PM   #1
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We will be heading to Southern Alabama from Northern Wisconsin at the end of February . Our GPS and the internet mapping sources all route us down I 24 through Nashville Tennessee on our way South. We have driven that route on several occasions and driving through Nashville especially at rush hour is a very unpleasant experience. Does anyone know of or can you recommend an alternate route . Thanks
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Old 01-07-2015, 03:45 PM   #2
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I've tried the same thing on Birmingham, AL!...and Atlanta GA. But Nashville, TN, is not bad if you can hit it about mid-day Mon-Thurs if you're passing through. You hit it in the morning from 7am to apx 8:30am or aft 4-pm on til about 6:30pm, then you're going to be stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on one end of the town or the other....or BOTH. The bottom line is, if you avoid then interstate around Nashville, you're going to be driving considerably out of the way and will still have mega-traffic lights (plus traffic) to deal with!

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We will be heading to Southern Alabama from Northern Wisconsin at the end of February . Our GPS and the internet mapping sources all route us down I 24 through Nashville Tennessee on our way South. We have driven that route on several occasions and driving through Nashville especially at rush hour is a very unpleasant experience. Does anyone know of or can you recommend an alternate route . Thanks
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Old 01-07-2015, 04:05 PM   #3
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The Briley Parway takes you completely around the city of Nashville. No traffic issues what so ever. We take this routinely and it is great!
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Old 01-07-2015, 07:09 PM   #4
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There are always roads around major cities and my GPS has alternate routes you can take as you get close to major cities. Or drive through major cities late at night when most people are sleeping. Why is it just Nashville you want to avoid? I am sure by looking at the map there are other cities in your way as well.
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There are always roads around major cities and my GPS has alternate routes you can take as you get close to major cities. Or drive through major cities late at night when most people are sleeping. Why is it just Nashville you want to avoid? I am sure by looking at the map there are other cities in your way as well.
My GPS shows only one route ,which is I 24 NO ALTERNATIVES. I also avoid
Chicago ,Detroit ,Atlanta, St. Louis, Toronto & Dallas . At my age I have come to realize that my reaction times have slowed and my night vision has declined so I compensate by avoiding high traffic areas and not driving at night . I admit my shortcomings and drive accordingly . Living in rural Wisconsin I have a greater chance of hitting a deer with my vehicle than another car and I like it that way
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Old 01-07-2015, 09:19 PM   #6
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Traffic really ain't bad anymore, whichever main road you choose.
It was kinda bad for a few years but most of the major road construction is done in Nashville.
We hardly noticed Nashville the last couple of years, and went through pretty much at the speed limit.
I would prolly just stay on I-24 to I-65 depending on the clock.
Hey! I thought you were coming to Sebring!
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