Fastest Route between Palm Beach / Broward and Tampa?
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Fastest Route between Palm Beach / Broward and Tampa?
I am going to be taking a trip from Palm Beach to Tampa. Can anyone tell me what the fastest route is? Google says Turnpike north to I4W...........
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That's the fastest way, there are other routes that seem to be more direct like Yeehaw Junction however they're smaller one or two lane country roads with country COPS on 'em waiting for city folk to come speeding by with their towns in them fancy European cars o' theirs!
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From Miami-Dade or Broward County, I-75 across the alley and up to Tampa. From Palm Beach County, turnpike to Yehaw, west on SR 60 to Bartow, north on US 98 to the Polk Parkway, west on the Polk Parkway to I-4, I-4 to Tampa.
I'm guessing ~ 20 - 30 miles on SR 60 is 2-lanes, the rest of this route is at least 4-lanes.
As far as the Turnpike to I-4 route, I-4 around Orlando is usually a nightmare traffic wise.
I'm guessing ~ 20 - 30 miles on SR 60 is 2-lanes, the rest of this route is at least 4-lanes.
As far as the Turnpike to I-4 route, I-4 around Orlando is usually a nightmare traffic wise.
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Originally Posted by jsabatini
As far as the Turnpike to I-4 route, I-4 around Orlando is usually a nightmare traffic wise.
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I grew up around these here parts and I can tell you that the fastest way is to take the the beeline highway to okeechobee and then take hwy 70 west until you hit 75 then go north into Tampa. It is a lot faster and has a lot less traffic. I would not drive it at night because of the roads. And don't do more than 70 on the two lane road or the county cops will get ya!
Seriously, I have driven all the routes over 20 times and this is the best way by far.
LJ
Seriously, I have driven all the routes over 20 times and this is the best way by far.
LJ
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I avoid the Orlando/Kissimee area at all costs!
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Originally Posted by Cabcar
I grew up around these here parts and I can tell you that the fastest way is to take the the beeline highway to okeechobee and then take hwy 70 west until you hit 75 then go north into Tampa. It is a lot faster and has a lot less traffic. I would not drive it at night because of the roads. And don't do more than 70 on the two lane road or the county cops will get ya!
Seriously, I have driven all the routes over 20 times and this is the best way by far.
LJ
Seriously, I have driven all the routes over 20 times and this is the best way by far.
LJ
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Originally Posted by Cabcar
hwy 70 west
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I got 2 tickets 2 weeks ago within 8 mins. of each other while going with the flow of traffic heading to Bartow off US 98... One was for allegedly speeding by a sheriff's deputy, and the other was for illegal lane change from police officer. Ask me how I really feel about them wasting my time on either one? On the way back, I simply took 60 to Turnpike and down south. The following week, I went to Orlando through turnpike and then to Tampa via I-4 and it royally sucked traffic wise on both ends. That sunday, I again took 60 to turnpike and no problems. Just watch your *** and even though I had my V-1, them boys look at european car drivers as a whole special different lot, so you don't have to be doing anything to get pulled over, other than not drive a US made car...
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I grew up around these here parts and I can tell you that the fastest way is to take the the beeline highway to okeechobee and then take hwy 70 west until you hit 75 then go north into Tampa. It is a lot faster and has a lot less traffic. I would not drive it at night because of the roads. And don't do more than 70 on the two lane road or the county cops will get ya!
Seriously, I have driven all the routes over 20 times and this is the best way by far.
LJ
Seriously, I have driven all the routes over 20 times and this is the best way by far.
LJ
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Great thread - this was fun to re-read all this time later. I used to hang out with Danny Ocean and Rico; great guys indeed. I miss our monthly Hooters GTGs
my route is to use the Alley and then zip up 75 to Tampa. Going up 27 thru the little towns is more "scenic" but way slower.
my route is to use the Alley and then zip up 75 to Tampa. Going up 27 thru the little towns is more "scenic" but way slower.