Gas Prices and Tolls for Driving from Atlanta to Lilburn

Hey there fellow Georgia drivers! Today we're going to talk about the cost of driving from Atlanta to Lilburn, two beautiful cities of our state.

Route 1: I-85 North

The first route we will explore is taking I-85 North, which is the most straightforward route. This route has a distance of 25 miles and takes about 30 minutes. If your car's gas mileage is around 25 miles per gallon, you will need one gallon to get to Lilburn. With the current gas prices at $2.76 per gallon, it will cost you around $2.76 in gas money. There are no tolls on this route, so you're good to go if you choose to take I-85 North.

Route 2: I-285 East

The second option is the longer route, taking I-285 East. This route is 29 miles long and will take you around 40 minutes. Despite being longer, this option may save you a few cents in gas money, because you'll need a little less than a gallon of gas (around 0.9 gallons). However, you will need to pay a toll of $2.50 to take the Atlanta Highway. Additionally, the Highway patrol may also be lurking in the area so be mindful of that.

Route 3: I-20 East and GA-124 North

The third and final route option takes you through I-20 East and GA-124 North, stretching 28 miles. Now, if you're anything like me, you may hate going through I-20 during rush hour because of the traffic. If you decide to take this route, it will take you around 45 minutes. You'll also be spending a little more on gas money, as you'll need around 1.1 gallons to get to Lilburn. Additionally, you will pass through a toll booth at $1.50, which will add to your expenses.

Wrapping It Up

In summary, the cost of driving from Atlanta to Lilburn will depend on the route you choose. I-85 North is the shortest and cheapest route, but you can also consider I-285 East or I-20 East and GA-124 North if you prefer a scenic route (or want to avoid traffic jams). Remember to factor in gas prices, mileage, and toll fees when planning your trip.

Stay safe on the roads, folks!