1. Start from Fort Lauderdale, Florida:
- Head north on I-95 from Fort Lauderdale.
2. Continue on I-95 North:
- I-95 will take you through several cities and towns in Florida, including Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and Daytona Beach.
3. Cross into Georgia:
- Continue on I-95 North, and you'll cross into the state of Georgia. The drive through Georgia will take you through Savannah and Statesboro.
4. Cross into South Carolina:
- Continuing along I-95, you'll enter South Carolina. I-95 passes through several cities in South Carolina, including Hardeeville and Florence.
5. Cross into North Carolina:
- Finally, you'll cross into North Carolina. Continue on I-95 until you reach Charlotte.
6. Arrival in Charlotte:
- I-95 will lead you directly into Charlotte, North Carolina. Look for signs directing you toward your desired destination in Charlotte.
Trip Distance and Time:
The total distance between Fort Lauderdale and Charlotte along I-95 is approximately 600 miles (966 kilometers). The driving time will vary depending on traffic and road conditions, but it typically takes around 8.5 to 9.5 hours to complete the journey without any significant delays.
Remember, this is a general overview of the route, and there may be slight variations depending on the exact location within Fort Lauderdale and Charlotte you're traveling from and to. Always consult updated maps and traffic reports for the most accurate and up-to-date information on your journey.
