BigRigTravels LIVE | Albuquerque, NM to Henderson, NV (7/11/22)

BigRigTravels
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Published 2022-07-11
BigRigTravels - Trucking Across America keeping store shelves full of groceries!
Trip: Sikeston, MO - Henderson, NV (1,631 miles)
Route: I-40, US 93, I-11
0:00 Albuquerque, NM
13:40 Fuel & coffee stop at Love's
37:50 Depart Love's
1:37:10 Grants, NM
2:34:40 Gallup, NM
2:56:40 Entering Arizona (Poor signal)
3:42:30 Petrified Forest National Park
4:15:20 Fuel & coffee stop at Love's (Joseph City, AZ)
4:36:00 Depart Love's
4:56:30 Winslow, AZ
5:46:10 Flagstaff, AZ
7:40:10 30 min break at Love's (Kingman, AZ)
8:17:50 End 30 min break
9:34:30 Entering Nevada
9:51:00 Henderson, NV

BigRigSteve is an American truck driver that shares his daily routine and experiences while living his life out on the open road. Come explore the multilane interstates in the big cities to the two lane blacktop backroads of the small towns of America from the unique perspective from the windshield of his big rig as he uses two different cameras to broadcast LIVE every mile of every trip. His website at bigrigtravels.com/ has all of the current trip information including dynamic GPS data fed to the website such as a speedometer, altimeter, weather at the truck's location, interactive maps, blog & much more. There, you can also find information about past trips located in the Trip Journals section.

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All Comments (6)
  • @roadsexplore
    Long trip on the I-40, on its most scenic section, between Albuquerque and Kingman, then on US-93 and the newly built I-11 to Las Vegas Metro. Noticed you are doing somewhat longer stretches/day in the west, and also shorter and less stops. Enjoyed every km (unfortunately the signal is not always good and some small sections are missing), thanks a lot, greetings from a fellow roadtripper and creator from Germany!
  • @ryanearles2024
    We start from the Flying J Truck Stop on the West Side of Albuquerque, NM to I-40. Then West on I-40 thru Gallup and into Arizona and thru Flagstaff to the Love's Truck Stop in Kingman, AZ for the 30 minute break. Then back West on I-40 to US-93 in Kingman. Then North on US-93 thru the Mojave Desert and across the Colorado River via the Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge (while passing by Hoover Dam on the right) into Nevada to I-11. Then North on I-11 into the Las Vegas Metro Area to local streets. Then on local streets to delivery in Henderson, NV (Suburb of Las Vegas) where Steve does a live unload.
  • @Billboardmister36
    Highest elevation in Arizona. The only area that usually gets more snow and a place for southern Arizonans to cool off from the summer heat.