I am sorry if I unintentionally invoked painful memories of Florida locals of driving central Florida roads. I have never been there, and that was just a suggestion based on the fastest route according to Google. Well, but you know better.But who would DO that? Ridiculous assertion. Like saying let's drive across the U.S. on dirt roads because it's shorter. I've done it on adventure motorcycles. Yes, it can be shorter, but it takes WAY longer. No one drives down central Florida and there's no call for a Supercharger in the middle of the Everglades. There are MANY superchargers between Orlando and Everglades City where people actually drive. Sheesh.
To be specific, and to explain why someone may want to drive through the very-low populated areas, I can tell you my recent trip: Houston -> Huntsville Supercharger -> Sulphur Springs Supercharger ->Tulsa. "Normal" route: Houston->Dallas->OKC->Tulsa is longer, slower, and going through Dallas in the rush hours is all but guaranteed to sit over one hour in traffic.
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