Re:Want airline food? Take Amtrak
by dredmorbius on Saturday April 21, 2018 @01:57AM
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There are very few parts of the U.S. in which you'd travel more than an hourr or two between hotels. Virtually all towns have at least some services.
Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, possibly the Dakotas, are principle exceptions in the lower 48, though this means an upper bound on this interval, at least along principle rotes. An example is the 75 miles along I-94 between Buffalo and Cheyenne, Wyoming, with no highway exits or onramps at all. There are, however, services, at either end.
Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, possibly the Dakotas, are principle exceptions in the lower 48, though this means an upper bound on this interval, at least along principle rotes. An example is the 75 miles along I-94 between Buffalo and Cheyenne, Wyoming, with no highway exits or onramps at all. There are, however, services, at either end.
Alaska is a domain unto itself.