Long-Distance Interstate Moving Services

 Interstate 70
The 2,153 miles of I-70 have been nicknamed the Trans-Siberian American because of its exhaustive route across the country from Cove Fort, Utah, to Baltimore, Maryland. With great views of the St. Louis Arch and Glenwood Canyon directly from the highway, I-70 spans most of the Midwestern states, including Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Despite its useful route, I-70 sometimes has a reputation for being an unexciting path across the Great Plains. However, you can find plenty of places to stop, stretch your legs and take in a little scenery along this interstate. In Goodland, Kansas, you will find an 80-foot easel displaying a massive Van Gogh painting, and in Lucas, Kansas, a short 16-mile jaunt from the interstate, you can see the Garden of Eden created with nearly 200 concrete statues. The Candy Factory in Columbia, Missouri, offers a tour and nearly any type of candy you could crave for your cross-country journey. Finally, you can see the second-largest cross in the world, Cross at the Crossroads, in Effingham, Illinois. 

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 Interstate 95
This interstate has earned its nickname, Atlantic Coast Highway, for obvious reasons. If you drive its nearly 1,926-mile length, you will see Miami, Florida, at one end and Houlton, Maine, at the other with the rest of the roadway never straying far from the coastline. Throughout its distance, you will pass through 15 different states, including Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Even with all of this distance, what is most impressive about I-95 is the wide variety of interesting places where you can stop, sightsee and explore. For example, you can see the world's largest bug in Providence, Rhode Island, a 58-foot sculpture of a termite. This interstate also takes you through parts of New York City, over the George Washington Bridge and onto the New Jersey Turnpike, which features rest stops named for famous Americans as well as the world's largest light bulb in Edison, New Jersey. Once you arrive in South Carolina, you will want to look for the billboards featuring Pedro and advertising South of the Border, the perfect stop for photos, souvenirs and the local reptile lagoon. 

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