Lonely Road

[Rocket Heart]

Traveling I 80/90 from Toledo to Indians this weekend. Total travel time (because I had to return home once) was 3 hrs.

Overall traffic slow for this time of year on a friday night. Only saw a total of 7 RV's of all types on the the road friday and 3 today on my way home.

Just for what it's worth.

[Rocket Heart]

Traveling I 80/90 from Toledo to Indians this weekend. Total travel time (because I had to return home once) was 3 hrs.

Overall traffic slow for this time of year on a friday night. Only saw a total of 7 RV's of all types on the the road friday and 3 today on my way home.

Just for what it's worth.

[Robert Rice]

Drove from Dallas to Amarillo Friday on my way to Colorado. Saw less than half of the RV's that we normally see.

[Mr.Steve]

I think people will be staying closer to home this year if they go out at all. Next week I will be heading to Ventura, California for a beach trip(90 miles from home)usually on a holiday week we will see RV after RV on the freeways here. I'm interested to see how many RV's will be on the road this time.

[bobpie]

We're out here. Jersey to West VA. We saw some RV's but not as many as expected.

[FrontRangeRVer]

We live near the road to Pikes Peak, and as usual, there were RV's bumper to bumper leaving Colorado Springs on Friday heading West to the mountains......

[Rocket Heart]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by FrontRangeRVer:
We live near the road to Pikes Peak, and as usual, there were RV's bumper to bumper leaving Colorado Springs on Friday heading West to the mountains...... </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

That's great! Push some of that enthusiasm to the east will ya'?

[Izzyblueye]

I just recently too I-80 West from Chicago to Iowa City, counted 6 Motor homes,none in Flying J's any where. Took I-39 South through Illinois on way home, same thing almost no motor homes. Lots of towables headed for dealers. Even truck traffic was sparse and driving much slower than normal.

[Kazoo Tom]

I just returned from a trip to Traverse City (northern Michigan) and back to the Kalamazoo area (SW Michigan) last week. We were there for a week. The population in the campgrounds up there was sparse, but the weather was cold. Spring is about 2 weeks late this year. Happy to say we saw a good number of RV's traveling upon our return last Saturday. Fuel is approx. $1 per gallon more than last year. The trip cost us about $50 or so more, not enough to stay home.