I-95 south

[NewBerkFamily]

Originally Posted by phillyg

It not bad, except that SC roads don't seem well maintained, low gas taxes, I guess. Plenty of diesel stops throughout 95.

Ditto. Traffic thins out quite a bit after Fredericksburg,VA and by the time you get to Petersburg,VA it's quite a comfortable drive. If you want to avoid traffic around Richmond (depending on what time you hit that area) you can always take 295 around the city and get back on south of the city. We drive it all the time. North of Fredericksburg = miserable. South of Fredericksburg = just fine! Hope that helps.

[NewBerkFamily]

Originally Posted by camaraderie

Pilot, TA, Petro, FlyingJ and Loves all cater to big rigs. They all have web sites AND mobile apps that will show you all their "stores" near you or on your way and plenty of turning room and other services needed for the "long haul" including parking if you need a nap. Pilot/Flying J offer 3 cent off discounts to Good Sam members...and some have special RV lanes and sections with long handled windshield squeegees, propane fills, etc.
Here's their by state booklet under the RV link:
Pilot Flying J

Nice big truck stop in Kenly, NC that is easy to navigate with plenty of pull through spaces. Check out the AllStays RV App and zoom in in Satellite mode. You will be able to check out the all of the stops and find what works best for you. Have fun on your trip!