What's the furthest you've travelled without leaving the ground?

Drove from Marathon, in the Fla Keys to Skagway, Alaska (and back), twice.
Great adventures both times as it was early April and the weather was still on the rough side. On that trip you cross the Rocky Mountains three times, each way.

My Mom and Grandmother took my newborn sister and I when I was 5 about 2,034.1 mi to Arizona in a car. It took 3 days because we stayed in hotels along the way. My Grandmother was afraid of flying but that's okay. It was awesome. I'll never forget the experience.

North: NYC

South: Florida

West: Virginia

East: Somewhere in my state. It was either the beach or the city.

524 miles, from South Wales to Holland.

You do realize that it'd be very hard to drive 2500 miles without walking one step? Technically you are travelling on foot as soon as you do that (though you're not making any net progress). What if the car moves a little before you get back, does that invalidate it?

What if you change from a vehicle to one of the same kind? If I go 2,000 miles, stop for 2 days, take a subway, walk and go back, does that count for double? What if it was 2 weeks? 2 months? When does it stop being the same trip? If you're a NASCAR driver is that 500 miles? If you have a road trip back and forth across a continent to every major section is that like 10,000 miles?

I don't know... Athens to Sofia...? I've traveled a lot with a car.

I took a trip from Minnesota down to South Carolina... I guess that's about 2000-2500 miles?

About 1700 miles by car, only stopping for gas. My husband and I shared the driving duty. Made this trip 5 times total.

I went by bus about 2200 miles but I don't know if it counts since I had to switch busses a few times along the way and had a layover of 5 hours at one stop. It took 3 days to get where I was going, it was a nightmare! Towards the last day this transient gentleman got drunk and belligerent and got kicked off the bus, and at the layover a woman near me was worried that police dogs would come by and sniff out the crack pipe she had in her luggage. I hate busses.

I took a roadtrip from Portland to Mesa Verde to Vegas, up through Cali, and back to Portland. It took a little over a week and I put about 2700 miles on my car.

And oddly, I took a different roadtrip that started in Portland, detoured through California and landed in Indiana that was about 2700 miles as well.

As for maximum mileage driven in one day by me alone, about 600.

I have a few miles under my wings.

4500kms in feb 2012. Bought a car in Sydney and drove to Perth via Melbourne. Have to admit 1km was by car ferry from mornington to belarine peninsula.

I've ridden in a car from San Jose, CA to San Diego. Then, San Diego to Las Vegas. Which way is longer?

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Florida when we moved there from Ohio so somewhere between 1000-2500

Not that far. Like nana, I'm pretty bad estimating measurements and distances. I live in Jersey and I've been to New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, and Maryland by car. Pretty much all the states around me.

i drove 1,470 miles from the cane fields in northern australia to the south, was i chewing on some sugar cane? yes and i made myself sick :(

I've been to London by train. I can't say how many miles that is, because I don't know, and my mind does not work well with guessing measurements *at all*. I could guess, but I'll end up showing how stupid I am:P. It's really embarrassing how wrong my estimates are.:(

Actually, I just remembered that I got a coach to Dover once, so that I could get the Ferry to France. So the coach probably beats the train, doesn't it?