Gps Lafayette Indiana
Quick and easy way to get from Ohare to Lafayette, Indiana?
My flight lands on a Saturday around 4:30 Chicago time, which would be 5:30 in Lafayette. I need to make it to Lafayette by 8:30 ish. This gives me 3 hours, but in the past, it has taken me well over 3 hours, especially on a saturday afternoon.
My GPS tells me to take I-90 E, but like I said, the traffic has been horrible in the past. Is there another way to make it through or around Chicago that will take me to I-65?
Looking at a map, 294 looks like it doesnt go so close to downtown, but won’t be as far out of the way. Is the traffic bad on 294 also?
I am not from the midwest, so I am not familiar with the roads, at all. Help!
I don’t mind adding mileage, as long as there shouldnt be bumper to bumper traffic.
Yea, the toll road to 80 is a tad longer but not bad- but isnt near as bad traffic wise unless there is snow or an accident then all bets are off. Your still looking at 2.5 hours- so its tight without snow- if theres snow, you wont be able to do it.
And yes theres shuttles as another mentioned- http://www.purdue.edu/transportation/boilerride/alternative_trans.htm has many, but thats your call if you need a car rental may be worth looking into if you dont need a car in lafayette.
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navigation CD # 5 for BMW, Land Rover or Mini Cooper. Disk covers Midwest and Ohio Valley (map date 2002) For Sale BMW Navigation CD This disk works with BMW, Land Rover or Mini Cooper vehicle with trunk mounted, regional CD-based navigation reader. Coverage |
