How long is 600 miles? in time?

Question

example- 3000 miles= usually a few days

Answer 1

depending on road conditions / construction / weather and traffic ,,, take your posted speed limits and subtract 10mph

devide this into the total miles for your trip ... this will give you the driving time for the trip ..... actual time must allow for all your stops and rest brakes from start to destination............

Good luck

Answer 2

If you drove an average of 60 miles an hour, it is just as that says:  60 mph/600 miles = 10 hrs.

Works every time, too.

Answer 3

WELL IF YOU TRAVEL AT 60 MPH THAT WOULD BE 10 HOURS.

Answer 4

It depends on the road you're on.  If you're on a freeway, I drive from Houston to NW Arkansas, 590-600 miles and it takes me 9 hours, including stops for fuel and food.

Driving from Ohio to Myrtle Beach, SC is 613 miles on local roads part of the way and takes 11.5 hours, not including stops.

Answer 5

About 10 hours if you average 60 MPH

Answer 6

how fast are you travelling, how often do you have to stop for gas, are you going on motor ways,

ive done 600 miles in a day on my motorcycle. stopping every 100 miles for gas,

in a car its easily do-able in a day give your self atleast 12 to 14 hours for gas and rest stops, and if you can get someone else to come with you and share the driving,

have a safe journey, remember if you are feeling tired, stop and have a quick nap

Answer 7

i hour if u go 600mph!!!!  so u pick ur speed and time!!!!

Answer 8

Figure roughly eleven or twelve hours.  That's based on averaging about 60 mph and includes two stops for fuel, food and "pit stops".  We travel 535 miles from Huntsville, Texas to Eureka Springs, Arkansas in approximately ten hours and fifteen minutes (a distance of 535 miles) at least once a year; I usually do all or most of the driving.  Good luck!

Answer 9

i travel 635 miles every few weeks from nc to nj-with two stops on the way (bathroom and gas) it takes about 9 1/2hours.this is when there is no accidents on route 95 and i avoid commuter hours thru washington d.c. the speed limit varies from 55 to 70. the last time i drove to nj i left nc at 7:30am and arrived in nj at 4:45pm