Jacksonville, FL to Atlanta, GA
346-mile freight corridor via I-95 N to I-10 W briefly, then US-301/I-75 N into Atlanta. 1 day (5-6 hours) transit. Easy difficulty.
Distance
346 mi
Transit Time
1 day (5-6 hours)
Difficulty
Toll Cost
$0
Average Rates Per Mile
| Equipment | Rate/Mile | Est. Total |
|---|---|---|
| Dry Van | $2.30 | $795.8 |
| Reefer | $2.75 | $951.5 |
| Flatbed | $2.95 | $1,020.7 |
Rates are approximate averages and vary by season, demand, and broker. Always verify current spot rates on DAT or Truckstop.
Route Details
Recommended Route
I-95 N to I-10 W briefly, then US-301/I-75 N into Atlanta
Fuel Stops
2 recommended
Tolls
$0
Common Freight Types
Backhaul Information
Good Backhaul Availability
Average backhaul rate: $2.05/mi
Common return cargo: Auto parts, carpet, manufactured goods heading to Jacksonville port
Key Stops Along the Route
Jacksonville, FL
Origin
Waycross, GA
Valdosta, GA
Tifton, GA
Macon, GA
Atlanta, GA
Destination
Seasonal Trends
Jacksonville port imports create steady northbound volume. Auto imports (JAXPORT is a top US auto port) peak in spring and fall for new model year releases. Hurricane season can close the port and create evacuation freight demand.
Trucker Tips for This Lane
JAXPORT auto carriers get priority scheduling. If you haul auto transport, build relationships with port logistics coordinators.
The I-75 corridor through South Georgia has several notoriously strict weigh stations. Tifton and Valdosta are always open.
Fuel up in Georgia -- Florida diesel prices are consistently $0.15-0.30 higher per gallon.
There are two main routing options: I-75 direct (faster, more truck traffic) or I-16 to I-75 via Macon (slightly longer, less congestion).
Jacksonville shippers near the port often have tight pickup windows. Confirm your appointment 24 hours in advance.