Question:
How is the drive from Lincoln, Nebraska to Denver, Colorado? Is it safe? Will it be hard to breathe when arriving in Colorado? Please read?
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2017-08-13 07:52:58 UTC
Hi, so I am planning on driving from Lincoln, NE to Denver, CO on Monday. I am nervous, ive never done this type of drive before. This will be my longest one way drive ever, its 490 miles roughly. The GPS says it takes 7 hours to get to the place I am staying at in Denver. Has anyone done this drive before? I would like to know if its going to be hard to breathe because of the altiude, if it is safe to drive and also what advice does anyone have for my trip. Hope someone can help. Thanks.
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anonymous
2017-08-19 16:02:06 UTC
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conley39
2017-08-13 11:49:51 UTC
It's not a very interesting drive, but it's fine when there's not construction on I 80. It's interstate highway all the way. I did this drive in both directions a little over a month ago and didn't have any issues. There is some construction near the junction of I 80 and I 76, but it wasn't major when I went through. You shouldn't have any problem breathing in Colorado. That could occur if you decide to go up Mount Evans or one of the other 14ers, but Denver is before you get to the mountains and not really a problem.
PaperCrane
2017-08-13 08:18:10 UTC
I used to live in Colorado Springs, Colorado as a child. When my dad and I moved, we made this drive, but in the opposite direction. We were driving from Denver to Lincoln. Granted, I was a young child and he was the one who was driving, but it was alright. We drove during this time of year too - mid-late summer.



My tips:

- Make sure your car has no major problems. Maybe like two weeks before your trip, take your car to the mechanic. Check for major leaks and suspension problems.

- Make sure your car has a spare tire packed into it somewhere, extra oil, extra coolant, a working jack, and an extra can of gasoline if need be.

- During your trip, bring lots of water. A lot of this drive is very empty. There might be nothing for miles and miles, so having water and maybe a snack or two handy will be super helpful at times.

- You're definitely going to want to plan your stops. As I've mentioned, a lot of this drive is filled with nothingness. If you don't plan to stop, you might get stuck and things might be dire for you.

- Bring some good tunes! I recommend that you put together a playlist or something before you leave so that you won't be fumbling with your iPod or your phone or whatever. Be safe while you drive- don't drive preoccupied and keep your hands on the wheel!

- If you feel sleepy, definitely take a rest on the side of the road or at a rest stop. Driving tired can be almost or equally as dangerous as driving drunk.

- Make sure that your insurance is up to date... just in case you get pulled over on the road. Keep your license and registration in the car too.



One other thing: The altitude will be totally fine. The altitude incline isn't so drastic that you'll feel sick right away. If you drive in the mountains, I'm not going to lie- you might feel a little light headed, but for the most part, it's fine. (For example, I took a day trip to Pike's Peak a long while ago and I felt incredibly sick when I was standing at the top.) But just being in Denver feels totally normal. I can reasonably say this because I now live in Seattle, Washington and am about 400 feet above sea level. Whenever I visit family in the Denver area, I have no troubles and I feel fine. I am rather sensitive to altitude changes.



That's all I have. Good luck! Have a happy and safe trip :)
A Hunch
2017-08-13 08:12:39 UTC
Have you driven from Lincoln to Omaha? It will be a very similar to that, except longer and you will eventually make a left hand turn.



Have a friend who recently moved to Denver. When I visit her, I don't have any problems. She has mentioned that other people have visited her and do get altitude sickness headaches and have problems climbing stairs.
Lib.rare.ian
2017-08-13 07:59:05 UTC
It's a great big highway. Just go. It's not like no one has ever done this before. I've driven across the entire country myself three times. No big deal.


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