Toronto to Vancouver Canada Road Trip: COMPLETE Drive Timelapse 4K
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- Driving from Toronto to Vancouver Canada - Complete Road Trip Time Lapse
This drive is on the Trans-Canada Highway and it is one of the most beautiful road trips in the world.
The provinces of Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia were travelled through as well as a few different time zones.
The drive took 6 days and totaled about 4546 kilometers (2825 miles).
In this video, you'll see different landscapes such as the Canadian Shield in Ontario, the prairies of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, and of course the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Alberta and British Columbia.
The route takes us through many Canadian cities/towns: Barrie, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay, Dryden, Kenora, Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, Brandon, Indian Head, Regina, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Canmore, Banff, Golden, Revelstoke, Salmon Arm, Kamloops, Cache Creek, Lytton, Hope, Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Vancouver, and many more.
The creation of this video took a surprising amount of work, but it was well worth it in the end and I hope you guys enjoy it!
Timestamps:
Barrie, Ontario - 00:03:00
Sudbury, Ontario - 00:16:09
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (End of Day 1) - 00:30:31
Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario - 00:35:30
Thunder Bay, Ontario (End of Day 2) - 01:05:47
Time Zone Plaque (Time zone changed from Eastern to Central) - 01:10:28
BLACK BEAR on side of the road - 01:11:49
Dryden, Ontario - 01:22:51
Ontario/Manitoba border - 01:32:25
Bypassing Winnipeg, Manitoba - 01:39:27
Brandon, Manitoba (End of Day 3) - 01:51:10
Manitoba/Saskatchewan border - 01:57:15
Indian Head, Saskatchewan - 02:06:10
Regina, Saskatchewan - 02:09:35
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan - 02:12:37
Swift Current, Saskatchewan - 02:21:03
Saskatchewan/Alberta border - 02:29:35
Medicine Hat, Alberta (End of Day 4) - 02:32:10
Calgary, Alberta - 02:45:31
Canmore, Alberta - 02:50:42
BANFF NATIONAL PARK - 02:51:28
Alberta/British Columbia border (Banff National Park ends, Yoho National Park begins) - 02:56:00
Golden, British Columbia (End of Day 5) - 03:01:01
Glacier National Park of Canada - 03:04:06
Revelstoke, British Columbia - 03:09:25
Kamloops, British Columbia - 03:19:55
Hope, British Columbia - 03:33:31
Abbotsford, British Columbia - 03:38:33
Chapters:
00:00:00 Ontario
01:32:25 Manitoba
01:57:15 Saskatchewan
02:29:35 Alberta
02:56:00 British Columbia
#torontotovancouver #torontotovancouverdrive #canadaroadtrip
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Questions/comments? Please feel free to post below and thanks for watching!
The video was memorizing and the music was well chosen, peaceful, and relaxing. Originally from Ontario, I been living in BC Ontario for 30 some years and I find it breathtaking. Such a gorgeous Province. The last time I made a trip like this was with a friend as I don't drive. We took the Sault Ste. Marie into Wisconsin border crossing then followed the main highway to Washington and then into BC and finally Vancouver Island. Our trip took us 3 and a half days. Going through the States is far faster but the point here is tripping through Canada. I never made a trip through Canada. I never been to any other Province other then Ontario and BC. So this virtual tour was welcomed. We sure have a lot of flat empty land in this country haha.
Really glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching and for the kind words
Canada and America are the best of Road Trip.
I've never seen a timelapse this good. The BC part had me hypnotized
Wow thanks a lot for that comment, I appreciate that you enjoyed it. Yep the BC part was incredible throughout. Thanks for watching!
Cuz BC is beautiful
Personally, the Saskatchewan and Manitoba parts, got me.
@@ryanmcneiltrains1305 Smoke and dube and watch the clouds. seriously
The Ontario part is also pretty hypnotizing
I can’t believe i watched this entire video from start to finish. It was so cool to see how the scenery changed as you went through all the provinces. My favourite section was definitely the rockies in Banff
The Rockies are my favourite section as well, absolutely gorgeous out there. Thanks for watching!
this music was a really good choice man it's chill asf makes the vid even better
Thanks man, really appreciate it. Finding good music is one of the toughest parts of making these videos
Holy! I watched the whole entire video for 4 hours straight and it was so amazing and gorgeous and I can’t believe you drove 5 days + rest stops. I know the highway 17 was my 2nd favorite part of the edge of the river and the mountains from Alberta and British Columbia, Rockies, and Banff section is my 1st favorite part of the video! Hope you enjoy!
Thanks for watching Jesse, really glad that you enjoyed the video. Those are my top 2 favorite spots as well
@@travelxoverland np
Tuning in for the relaxing music--thanks for the work you put into this!
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching
Planning to start this trip spring early summer 2022. Your video gave me great perspective, it’s fantastic. I’m the only driver so might take a bit longer. Thank you
Good luck with the trip! You'll enjoy it. I'm glad the video helped you out.
best driving across Canada time-lapse video I have seen ... you had great weather from my hometown Toronto all the way across to Vancouver (was there and in Victoria in September but flew across). would like to drive across one day and stay in every provincial capital overnight.
Thanks! Yep got lucky with the good weather, not a single cloudy or rainy day. Definitely do the drive when you get a chance. Both Victoria and Vancouver are gorgeous
Congratulations, great job, we were already missing you
Thanks Alex, I hope you enjoy this one. Stay tuned for more awesome upcoming drives!
This is truly a Marathon Timelapse. Not so fast compare to many other uploads.Just the right speed.Thanks very much for the effort.
I'm so glad you like it, and yea this drive itself is such a marathon. This video was recorded at 15x speed, and soon I'll be uploading the drive back from Vancouver to Toronto at 10x speed so it'll be even more enjoyable.
@@travelxoverland I finished watching your new uploads from Vancouver to Toronto. Thanks very much for uploading them.
Really glad you enjoyed and thanks so much for watching. I appreciate the support.
Hi! I have started to watch your videos recently and all I can talk about is how impressed I am. I live in Toronto and it has always been my dream to drive across Canada. I've been to Quebec and B.C. but none of the prairies, the three provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are the ones which I want to visit next, and all by car!
I'm turning 16 soon which means I can get my G1, and then after 8 months I'll have my G2, allowing me to drive alone for the most part.
I one day wish to complete this journey, this looks absolutely incredible and this is easily the number one thing I want to partake in my life.
Thank you so much for uploading content like this, I promise I will come back to this video one day and share my experiences.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck on your journey whenever that may be, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. The Rockies are absolutely breathtaking and seeing the prairies for the first time is also pretty cool. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing.
Drove all the way across from Prince Edward Island to Vancouver back in 1971 , well before the digital age !! probably took 10 photos in total lol
Beautiful, keep up the good work
Thanks Jacob, I'm glad you enjoyed watching.
Amazing work, hoping to do cross country road trip one day...
Thanks Janak, I'm glad you enjoyed. I highly recommend doing this trip, it'll definitely blow you away.
I'm going to do that trip next summer. Canada is really a beautiful country!
That's amazing, you'll enjoy it. It really is, the Rockies especially will blow you away!
AMAZING ...
The gas stop you did in Saskatchewan was in Whitewood.
Impressive! I made the exact same road trip in may 2022 but in the opposite direction. I'll be going from toronto -vancouver again this may, and will be taking the USA route this time!
I plan to do this drive next summer and do a vacation in BC (after everything is back to normal from Covid) so looking forward to it. Great time lapse can't wait to do it myself /cheers
I hope you enjoy the drive Trev! You'll probably find that it's even more impressive than you could have imagined.
you don't realize how big Canada really is until you drive across it, I'm glad I went in a semi truck, I wouldn't want to do it in a gas vehicle, be costly
You deserve a raise for driving across Canada, like seriously people like me who doesn’t have the opportunity to travel to the west, this is a huge gift.
Even the USA doesn’t have a roadtrip video as good as this!
Now what about Toronto to Yellowknife/Whitehorse?
Thanks for watching Dwayne, really glad you liked the video
I was thinking of going up to Yellowknife from BC but never ended up doing it. Maybe I'll go from Toronto to Alaska in the future though
I did that in winter of 2016 was quite the adventure
Awesome. I dream of driving from Halifax to Vancouver via Toronto. :)
Beautiful sky over Ontario-Manitoba border.
The Canadian Rockies part is gorgeous,no doubt.
The longest distance I have ever driven is Vancouver-Kamloops-Canmore-Jasper-Kelowna-Vancouver. Took me 9 days.
Thanks for watching! Hope you're able to make that trip happen soon. It's an unforgettable drive, and yea the Rockies are just incredible. I miss those mountains now that I'm back in Ontario.
Absolutely loved to Alberta part!
That was my favorite part as well. Thanks for watching
Hey I see my province Alberta love the, video its peaceful I'm looking forward of you seeing you go to the most eastern town/city to the most western.
Love it. Driven this trip several times. Terrific to see those places again. One wish: that you would put the (route number and the) town, city or county in the upper corner for reference.
Or did I miss something? Okay, I see pale writing with highway numbers and province in the lower right! And some notes along the bottom. Wonderful Canadian Shield.
you often hear that Saskatchewan is one of, if not the most boring province in Canada but tbh, there is a kind of beauty in the flatness of it, being able to see such long distances with few obstructions. maybe that's just because I live in a province where you don't get to experience that very often, but still
This was my first time seeing the Prairies and I felt the exact same way. In Ontario you don't see this kind of openness, so I was blown away by the endless fields and nothing obstructing your view for miles. Definitely appreciated the beauty in that landscape
@@travelxoverland The sky during that part of your drive was something else!! Beautiful!
The flattest part of the Canadian Prairies is between Regina and Swift Current. I remember as a kid being on a train going from Thunder Bay to Vancouver, I was 10 years old and had never been across the Prairies before. It's almost like an optical illusion the first time you see it.
Yeah, I am a prairie boy. I am from Winnipeg and I do enjoy the wide open prairies, compared to the forests or even mountains!
it is really awesome to see this, I have traveled from Mississauga to Banff and it is memory refreshing for me. One question, what camera did you use for this.
Planning this road trip to Vancouver Island!
That's awesome, you'll absolutely love it
Technically, the video ends at Coquitlam BC... Vancouver was still about 10km down the road... ; ) But never mind that, it's a trip that I've never done, so this is the next best thing.
Lol yea you're right, but it's the best I could do with what I had planned. And "Toronto to Coquitlam" just doesn't pack the same punch in the title haha. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed!
@@travelxoverland I also noticed you took 'the long way'... the Fraser Canyon over the Coquihalla Hwy... that's more than one hour more, but it's more scenic.
Yep I wanted to just stick with Trans-Canada the whole way, and the views were incredible. It looks so much better in person, the video doesn't do it justice.
@@travelxoverland The point could be made that the Coquihalla is the real Trans-Canada though as its the main route
Nice time-lapse. May I ask which mode you use on GoPro? and is that 15x of the actual time?
I've done the stretch between toronto and the top of lake superior. Past sue saint marie is a beautiful drive, especially through the wawa area with agawa lookout and old womans bay. I really want to do the full journey some day. Definitely a bucket list item.
Yea that's definitely my favourite part of Ontario. Hope you're able to do the trip soon!
Excellent video quality and great editing. Canada is so vast and so beautiful. I really enjoyed the scenery. I'm planning on making the exact journey summer of 2022. What was your favourite part of trip? Which camera did you use?
Thanks! Really glad you liked it. I enjoyed the whole drive and seeing the prairies for the first time was nice, but of course the mountains in Alberta/BC were just incredible, easily my favourite part. I used a GoPro 7 Black
funny you should say that I'm going this year as well 2022
Hey awesome job here! Your Timelapse is so much more smooth than others found on CZcams. I also want to try something like this. Could you please share with me what Camera gear you used for the recording? Also maybe software for stabilization?
Thanks! Camera is GoPro 7 Black, and the footage comes out so smooth that you don't need to do any stabilization in editing.
For sure you had an amazing experience. I've a question for you. How did you record the whole video? Time lapse on Iphone or Dashcam or any other device?
Hi, did you use your GoPro as a dashcam for your entire trip? If so, did it get overheated and how do you keep the battery charged along the drive? I would love to use some tips from you for my upcoming trip. Thank you!
Nice video! What camera equipment did you use to take this long time lapse?
Given that the flight time is longer than this, this is the equivalent of driving about 600 miles an hour! 😂 Well done!
This is definitely on my list of things to do. I just have to convince my wife lol
Amazing. What kind of camera and mount you use?
What timelapse mode (fps)did you use on the Gopro? 1 sec? 2 sec? 5 sec?
✨Awesome✨
Thanks for watching Mark.
Nice edit job too!
It took many days to edit, so I appreciate you saying that!
I absolutely love this. makes me realise how massive Canada is. We in the UK can drive from Lands End to Jon O' Groats in a day. Keep up the awesome work. I do have a suggestion. It would be great if the video had timestamp details. to show your progress
Yea haha at some points during this drive it starts to really feel endless. I'd love to do that UK drive in the near future when travelling is easier! Do you mean timestamp details like the ones in the video's description? Or something else altogether?
@@travelxoverland no I mean in the actual video where you can see the time and date. It would show what time of the day you started driving and when you stopped
@@abdulkarimmuslim Ahh yea I get what you mean, I'd love to do that, just have to figure out a way to do it easily. Appreciate the suggestion!
Awesome quality time lapse. Doing a similar trip soon so was great to see what the scenery will be like. What were your time lapse settings? 1 frame ever 2 or 5 sec? Cheers T
Hey thanks for the comment. Not sure honestly since I simply have the camera set to 15x speed in timelapse mode.
@@travelxoverland oh ok awesome. Thanks for the response.
Love the video! doing this trip in a couple of weeks but I want to do it in 3 days. which hotel/inn would you recommend to spend the night throughout the journey? And what would you suggest to pack for a trip like this. I've a couple more questions :)
3 days eh, you'll really have to keep your breaks short and cut back on sleep too, but I guess it's doable. For hotels, in general, I never have any issues staying at the popular budget chains like Travelodge, Super 8, etc. On this drive though, I didn't need to stay at any hotels since my SUV is converted into a mini camper. On other trips, I just find cheap hotels with a decent rating.
For packing, it's hard to say because it really depends on the person and your specific needs. Maybe just take the things you would normally take for a 3-7 day trip. For more ideas, you could google "road trip checklist" or something.
Hope that helps, if you have more questions let me know. And have a fun trip!
My goal since elementary i am planning to do it when graduating university
great video! would you rather drive the usa route from toronto to regina? i hear the gas is cheaper, better roads, more amenities but i would think the northern ontario route is more scenic.. but not sure about doing it in march with the weather
I haven't driven the US route yet, but you're probably right that the Canadian route is more scenic. The US route is probably more flat and boring in terms of scenery but yea more amenities as you said.
I can't imagine the tiredness of going back to Toronto 🙁🙁
Yea it definitely wasn't as fun, especially since the drive back took me almost 2 weeks lol
Stopped when you passed the Portmann Bridge into Coquitlam.
I am very curious when you crossed into Winnipeg, did you have to go though road border checkpoint of some sort? Also when you made your way to Calgary did you have to go through border check point while driving by?
There were no checkpoints at the time that I went - they were all removed by then. So it was all smooth sailing, no barriers of any sort. But, Manitoba did have restrictions in effect. Only essential activity was allowed for travellers (food, gas, etc.) transiting through Manitoba. And if I remember correctly, we only had 24 hours to pass through Manitoba after entering.
Cool! wish you had a map of Canada or even each province in one of the upper corners of the screen, to show approximitly where you were, like a gps. And what would your speed be if converted from timelapse to mph/kph? Anyways, entertaining video, Thank-you
Glad you enjoyed the video Mike! That's a great suggestion about the GPS map but unfortunately I haven't had any luck figuring out a way to do that yet. I'll be looking into it more now that you've reminded me. I was going 100 kph/62 mph on the highway, and this was recorded at 15x speed, so this video is basically 1500 kph/930 mph. Hope that answers it!
hard to keep track after such a long video lol, but how many times did you have to stop to refill your tank
I went through about 10 full gas tank refills, but in reality I probably stopped a bit more for gas because it's just more efficient sometimes (i.e. if I'm stopping for a washroom or a food break, it's best to just get gas too even if it's just half a tank, instead of making a separate stop for only gas later on)
Good
I’m kinda anxious watching this it makes me feel like cars really go this fast
I partially agree, because, about how this traveler goes way slower than the speed limit, like, what is this, 10 miles slower, like come on, Unclecoolie isn't like that, I know going slower is safer, but not only it takes longer to get to the next destination, it holds up traffic. However, the only thing that you are missing is, if you play it on 0.25x, other cars passing by is doing the exact speed limit, and I can tell that a long road tripper is not doing the right speed. 1% passing cars, 99% other cars passed us.
I was going exactly at the speed limit. Going 20-30 over the speed limit has become the norm for most drivers since the pandemic, and my old truck with it's big off road tires would get much worse gas mileage going faster
Amazing scenery! I have two questions.
1. what was the average speed you were travelling?
2. how did you return? :D
Glad you enjoyed the scenery
The average speed was 100 km/h, and I returned the same way - by driving :D I have a video of the drive from Vancouver to Toronto as well
Did you start when you just entered Highway 400 in Toronto ?
Yep that's right
The tireless work of TransCanada's works is incredible in British Columbia, when everything is duplicated it will be great, it's a pity that ontario doesn't do the duplication on her part.
Absolutely, wish Ontario would also work on it a little bit.
As soon as you enter MB and hit the 4 lane road, smoke a joint and watch the clouds go by.
I wanted to take a road trip like this, only all the way across the country, but COVID-19 said "no way, José". I was born and live on Vancouver Island, and I have never been further away from where I was born than Calgary.
Lovely video! Subscribing.
Would love to see a list of the music tracks you used.
Hey sorry for the late reply. Here's a list of all the songs:
Mindme - I'll Leave It up to You (Instrumental)
Sture Zetterberg - Million Years
Dreem - Satya
Jobii - Flakes
Luwaks - Below Horizon
Velvet Moon - Live Your Life
Ooyy - Serengeti
These 2 songs were only played once:
Jakob Ahlbom - The Gordian Knot
Van Sandano - Sana
i did this in 95. drove daylight hrs only. took 8 days.
Thèm quá
Let’s not forget, that you took the ramp, to go into Brooks Alberta (2:37:11). But you immediately went back onto the Trans Canada. Why did you do that?
Don't remember exactly, but I was probably looking for a place to take a break and changed my mind about taking that exit, and continued on for a little longer and took a break at the gas station in Bassano
@@travelxoverland Bassano is a butcher town smells like dead animles did when i was ther in 1999,
cool trip I'm sure I have a question for you if the next time you go on such a trip put it out in real time I would be very grateful to you?
I'd love to do that, but the video would be 50 hours long, and that means it would be a massive file and would take weeks to process the video and upload it. It would be a huge mission
@@travelxoverland then make it 360 so we can see it from diffarant ways and more places to see other then front ,just an idea,
nice
Thanks Beni, hope you enjoyed!
How long did it take to get to Vancouver
It took 6 days but could be done quicker or slower depending on how much you wanna see on the way.
Toronto to Sault Saint Marie is a 7 hour drive. Did you take your time to get there just for the video?
I started at around 2 pm, so that's about as far as I could make it on the first day
@@travelxoverland oh okay make sence.That was a great video. I have not been across Canada since about 40 years ago. I'm thinking of going soon. Right to Vancouver from Mississauga. Your vid is very helpfull.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful! 40 years eh, wow a lot must have changed since then. Hope you enjoy the trip!
i could not figure it out, How many days it took?
It took 6 days
Goodb
What kind of car do you have?
It's an old Nissan Xterra :)
Which was your car?
First generation Nissan Xterra
Why is it that every time someone does one of these cross-country road trip videos and they go through Calgary, no one goes on Stoney Trail?
It save you a LOT of time when going through Calgary.
I had to go into Calgary to restock on things, and also just wanted to stick to the TransCanada highway as much as I could. But thanks for mentioning this, good to know for the future
What was your actual speed to Car.
I usually just drive at the speed limit
2:52:59 BoC left side drive
Yo can u do midland to orillia
Which car were you driving?
First gen Nissan Xterra
What’s the actual time?
It takes roughly 45 hours of actual driving time, which I covered over 6 days in this video.
Driving across Canada from Vancouver ends in Toronto. What foolishness. You are just past the halfway mark. Thankfully you have gotten through the boring parts east of the Rockies. To complete the trip you have to continue north-east down the awesome St. Lawrence River then east passing St. Louis du Ha! Ha! (the community holding the world record for the most exclamation marks in its name) and through the magnificently beautiful Atlantic Provinces, the northern end of the Appalachian Mountains, until you get to St. Johns Newfoundland where you can enjoy watching the sunrise earlier than anywhere else in the Americas. You have done a great job so far but it is only half done. The really good parts are yet to come.
What days did you record Manitoba and Saskatchewan?
Somewhere around June 17-19, 2021
Good?
Is there any project for the duplication of Transcanada in Ontario, it's impossible
Honestly I have no idea about that, but if I had to guess, it won't be happening any time soon due to the remoteness and low traffic in Northern Ontario. The demand for it might not be there yet.
@@travelxoverland
@@travelxoverland You would likely be correct about demand for a double roadway of the Trans-Canada in northern Ontario being low, due to only about 6% of Ontario's population living in Northern Ontario, and with the large portion of that 6% living in Sudbury, Sault Ste Marie, Thunder Bay, North Bay, and Timmins they likely only double roadway the sections of Highway near those population centers
Yea exactly, you nailed it. Plus the costs would far outweigh the benefits in the current situation.
@@joshe-k3865 I agree, but I observe, it is leaving little by little, but as the highway in the other provinces are double, it is strange that in its passage through ontario, part of it is still not duplicated, it is gradually doubling
Title should be "Toronto to Coquitlam"
Can the driver for these videos update the total kilometres driven for this vehicle? Would be interesting to know just how much this car has driven. Please and thank you. 🙂
Hey Tanya, glad you asked. So all of the Ontario content (except Toronto to Thunder Bay) was recorded with a different car. The car in this video is used only for big road trips. The Ontario-only car has about 202000 km (125500 mi), and this one funnily enough just hit 202000 km today as well. (Not sure if you were asking for a mileage update to be in each video or just a one time update for now.)
This car has been to over 30 US states, including trips from Toronto to LA, Florida and more.
@@travelxoverland Ok, Wow. Good time for me to ask because of the mileage it reached the day you replied. I was just asking for one time update for now. Thank you for letting me know. I really enjoy your videos. With the music and scenery, it’s nice and peaceful to have as background too doing stuff around my place. I’m hitting like to all your videos. Very nice.
Wow I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy the videos. Thanks for your support, I appreciate the kind words! Feel free to ask about the mileage any time.
How it take times to travel over these?
If you're asking how long the drive took, it was 6 days. It is 4500km and takes roughly 45 hours of driving time.
@@travelxoverland my sister lives in Toronto & few months back she travelled to Manitoba, it took 3 days of driving apparently 4200 kilo
Ahh that's cool, she must have meant 4200 for going there and coming back.
@@travelxoverland yes yes you’re right, I also mean it. She slept on her car’s backseat & said it was hectic 😂
Haha I think that's awesome because I've done that on many trips too. I just fold my car's back seats and a mattress fits on top perfectly. Makes traveling affordable!
its not 3 hours? its like 24 hours
What music did you use?
Hey I think I answered this before but here's a list of all the songs:
Mindme - I'll Leave It up to You (Instrumental)
Sture Zetterberg - Million Years
Dreem - Satya
Jobii - Flakes
Luwaks - Below Horizon
Velvet Moon - Live Your Life
Ooyy - Serengeti
These 2 songs were only played once:
Jakob Ahlbom - The Gordian Knot
Van Sandano - Sana
Someday...
Hope you get the chance to make it happen one day!
I have one question can you feel your feet at all 😭
Just gotta remember to stretch and go for a walk during every break
Any estimate on GAS COST?
It cost about $600-700 CAD at that time. With today's gas prices it might be $800 ish. I was averaging about 20 mpg
Goodq
Goody
This dude letting 18 wheelers fly past him
Goodu
also 2:38:22 i think ive been there
Onde você está, volte com suas viagens
Hi Alex, thanks for asking, I'll be uploading a new video soon
This is definitely a long drive
For sure
Good
Good