Michigan is a very underrated state I 100% agree. Best part of the I-75 route IMO once you get out of Detroit.

"The alps of america, with country music and housing projects " 😂

Like I-75 in Florida .... Beautiful I do turkey hunting in Punta Gorda .

Woohoo and here it is. Man I love this old friend. Thanks you sir 🫡

The approach to Atlanta from the south is dramatic.

You definitely know all the media buzzwords. 😂

It would be cool to see an Interstate 4 video from you, but I know it would be short and obviously it only travels through one entire state. It would be cool to hear your analysis on the road and why it's so inconvenient and bad. That stretch between Highway 27 and Downtown Orlando is absolute hell because there is absolutely no other convenient way to avoid that stretch at all if you're going to Tampa, around the whole theme park district. Otherwise, I've been on I-75 through almost all of Florida (with the exception between the Punta Gorda and Venice stretch) and all of Georgia. Quite a long drive but at least there's some interesting places to stop at, especially in Florida. The southern Georgia stretch though is very underwhelming and I don't find it enjoyable for the most part. Unless you wanna drive through a lot of dying and struggling small deep south towns here and there with a lot of crime. It gets a lot more interesting from around Macon and north of there. North Georgia and Tennessee have beautiful scenery.

Bushnell isn't Ocala yet lol I ride dirt bikes at croom at exit 50! close but loved the video Jose!

Keep going with this series please, you now got a good and knowledgeable thing going with this, pal! I currently live along the 71 in Ohio, so this is definitely the way south out of this state if going to east K Y, east T N, Georgia and Florida; beats the 77 and 95 both because of less traffic (save for greater ATL of course) and you avoid West Virginia.

They're talking about expanding the urban development boundary in Dade county. More sprawled out suburbia coming soon

Me and my girl son grandad was just talking bout 75 today

Jose hopefully soon you will be on the Road

Route 66 next 🤔

Jose need your opinion. Where was the best place to drive and the worst place to drive - in terms of driver skill, traffic, etc.

Macon Georgia is not as horrible as this dude lies claiming it to be! And for the record Macon ga is not South Georgia. It’s central!

Clay soil does NOT absorb water, just the opposite.

So many people are disabled, very elderly (they can't drive) & love their YT videos. These are ridiculous rules. Add the triple cost of everything to boot. Even RVing is beyond reach with the sky high prices RV park owners are charging with a straight face. Imagine that your RIG has to be under 10 years old to enter particular RV park. How dumb is that? It's freaking camping not Conde Nast! People spending thousands for RIGS, trucks that can pull them, insurance, park sites price$$$, gadgets, repairs, not enough parks/technicians, & so much more. My rant...

Some of these towns have become ghost towns. Nothing going on in terms of jobs, fun, growth, & small businesses/family businesses closed. Somehow, Walmart, Costco, & Sams were the "chosen" place to shop during Covid (by corrupt politicians) while multi generational businesses (the ones that held up these towns) were decimated bc THEY weren't "safe" according to the govt/politicians. Of course, these same politicians were wining & dining (GOV Newsome in Cali) w/out face diapers. The rest of Americans were forced to breathe in their own farts, forced vaxed to keep jobs. Hence, the death BY DESIGN of many of these towns that showed promise at some point. They are DESTROYING THE MIDDLE CLASS on purpose.

Outside of Atlanta, the vast majority of Georgia is a dump. Atlanta is practically carrying that state.

This guy said Tennessee was not have racism like the other parts of the south 🤣🤣🤣🤣 people do your own research pls! Pulaski Tennessee is the birthplace of the kkk!

Flat and boring 😊