The Cost of Driving From Brooklyn, Ohio to Gloucester City, New Jersey

Are you planning a road trip from Brooklyn, Ohio to Gloucester City, New Jersey? The cost of driving can vary depending on the route you take. To help you plan your trip, we’ve outlined the different routes available, as well as the distance, time, and cost of each one based on current gas prices.

Route 1: I-76 E and I-95 S

This 571-mile route will take you approximately 9 hours and 15 minutes, without traffic. You’ll start on I-76 E and then switch to I-95 S. The total cost of gas for this route, assuming your vehicle gets an average of 28 miles per gallon and gas is at $2.50 per gallon, would be about $102.32. Additionally, you’ll encounter toll prices along this route. The Pennsylvania Turnpike tolls are $63.80 (for a passenger vehicle using EZPass) and the Delaware Memorial Bridge tolls are $5.00.

Route 2: I-71 S, I-76 E, and I-95 S

This route is slightly longer at 576 miles, but is estimated to take slightly less time at 9 hours and 10 minutes, without traffic. You’ll begin on I-71 S, then transfer to I-76 E, and finally switch to I-95 S. The total cost of gas for this route is about $104.04 (using the same gas prices and vehicle fuel efficiency as Route 1), plus the same toll prices as Route 1.

Route 3: OH-9 S, WV-2 S, I-68 E, and I-70 E

If you’re looking for a scenic route with fewer tolls, this 720-mile route might be for you. It will take you approximately 12 hours and 15 minutes to arrive at your destination. You’ll start on OH-9 S, then transfer to WV-2 S and finally switch to I-68 E before connecting to I-70 E. The total cost of gas for this route, assuming the same gas prices and vehicle fuel efficiency as the other routes, is about $128.57. However, the only toll on this route is the Pennsylvania Turnpike at $63.80 (for a passenger vehicle using EZPass).

Route 4: US-30 E and I-95 S

This route takes you along the scenic route of US-30 E for 738 miles and then onto I-95 S to your destination. It’s estimated to take 12 hours and 14 minutes to complete. The total cost of gas for this route, using the same gas prices and fuel efficiency as the other routes, is about $133.71. There are no tolls on this route.

Whichever route you choose, we hope this breakdown of the cost, distance and time helps you plan your trip. Don’t forget to pack snacks and make sure your vehicle is in good condition before hitting the road. Happy driving!