It is feasible to travel from Chicago to Pittsburgh. The driving distance between Chicago and Pittsburgh is near around 465 miles and it takes an average of 7-8 hours and consumes fuel worth $55 one way. Read More..

The distance from New York to Pittsburgh is just 370 miles which would consume gas worth$42 and it would take approximately 5-6 hours. Read More..

The travel time from Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas to Pittsburgh is approximately 1 day and 15 hours and the distance to Pittsburgh from these cities is approximately 2,200-2,500 miles which would consume the gasoline worth $250. Read More..

Let us explore the highways to travel from all the directions of USA to Pittsburgh. From North and South: The highway for these places to Pittsburgh is I-79.If you are travelling from North than take an I-79 exit onto I-297 also known as North Parkway and if you are travelling from South you take an I-79 exit onto I-297 also known as US 22/30, Penn Lincoln Highway and the Parkway West. Read More..

There are several tunnels and bridges in Pittsburgh and it is also called the city of bridges. Take care while you are driving for the first time through the tunnels and moving on the bridges as the sign indications may be overhead and you may not be able to notice it at a glance. Read More..

Some of the traffic rules are pretty different and worth knowing before a road trip in Pittsburgh. Take care about the Pittsburgh Left which means that on a red light if a car across you has signaled a left turn than you are expected to let them go first. Read More..

Pittsburgh is considered to have small two lane roads and so the traffic remains heavy and it is very difficult for some one new to adjust to the traffic conditions of Pittsburgh. Read More..

The roads of Pittsburgh were really complicated and it was hard to travel and find ways by road in Pittsburgh. It was after the invention of Wayfinder designed by Bob Firth, that the traveling by roads in Pittsburgh became easier. Read More..