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Driving Time between Bakersfield, California and Fremont, California

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The Drive from Bakersfield to Fremont: Fastest and Slowest Routes

Looking to head from Bakersfield down to Fremont for a quick visit? Even if you know the directions, it's always good to have a refresher of just how long your journey will take. We've got you covered with all the information you need for the three different driving options, including the time it will take you to get there, based on traffic.

The Fastest Route

If you're looking to get from Bakersfield to Fremont as quickly as possible, you'll want to take our fastest route. First, take CA-58 W to I-5 N in Buttonwillow, then continue onto I-5 N. After that, take exit 448 toward CA-198 W/Hanford/Visalia and continue on CA-198 W until you reach CA-99 N. Next, take exit 130B for CA-120 E toward Manteca/Sonora and continue onto CA-120 E before taking the exit for I-580 W/I-205 W toward San Francisco/Tracy. Finally, merge onto I-680 N and take exit 12 for CA-238 toward Hayward. Follow CA-238 N to Paseo Padre Pkwy in Fremont. Altogether, this route is around 265 miles and should take around 4 hours depending on traffic.

The Slowest Route

If you want to take the more scenic route, you'll want to take the slowest route from Bakersfield to Fremont. This goes through Los Angeles and is a longer drive, but you'll see some great sights along the way. Take CA-99 N to I-405 N in Los Angeles County. Next, take exit 23B to merge onto I-405 N toward Sacramento. Then, take I-5 N to Mission Blvd in Hayward. Next, take exit 27B from I-880 N, and continue on Mission Blvd to Fremont. This route is around 415 miles and will take approximately 7 hours depending on traffic.

Drive Times Based on Traffic

Of course, the amount of time your drive from Bakersfield to Fremont will take is largely dependent on the traffic. For example, if you're driving during rush hour, it's likely that your trip will take much longer than if you're driving during off-peak hours. Based on current traffic patterns and the route you choose, your drive could be anywhere between 3.5 to 7 hours. It's best to plan your journey based on the expected traffic, so try using a GPS app that can give you real-time updates on road closures, accidents, and heavy traffic areas to avoid.

Conclusion

Whether you're looking to go on a scenic drive or just want to get to Fremont as quickly as possible, there's a route perfect for you. Just remember that driving times are subject to change and you never know what the traffic conditions will be like. Be prepared and pack plenty of snacks and entertainment to make the most of your journey, no matter how long it takes. Safe travels!

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