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In the US, there's a good chance you haven't even left your state either
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I can drive 8 hours and still be in the same state. It’s weird, man.
(e: I mean no cities, avg 60mph the whole way. So weird.
You can drive 13 hours (no stops) and only get from one end of Texas to the other.
You can drive 15 hours and get from Imperial Beach, California, to Crescent City, California. Again, no stops.
I'll bet someone could figure out a 36 hour trip across Alaska
The trouble with Alaska is that driving is often impossible. Ketchikan to Anchorage is a 36 hour drive that goes through two Canadian provinces and that's only halfway across.