The Cost of Driving From Alabama to Tennessee

Are you planning a road trip from Alabama to Tennessee but curious about how much it will cost you in gas and tolls? We've done the research for you! Keep reading to find out the costs and routes you can take.

Route 1: Birmingham, AL to Nashville, TN

This route covers a distance of 191 miles via I-65 North and US-31 North. It takes approximately 3 hours to drive this route.

The approximate gas cost for this trip is $17.98, based on the average gas price of $2.38/gallon in Alabama and $2.42/gallon in Tennessee. There are no tolls on this route.

Route 2: Huntsville, AL to Knoxville, TN

This route covers a distance of 223 miles via I-24 East and I-75 North. It takes approximately 3 hours and 40 minutes to drive this route.

The approximate gas cost for this trip is $20.95, based on the average gas price of $2.38/gallon in Alabama and $2.47/gallon in Tennessee. There is also one toll on this route at the Chattanooga Toll (Exit 180), costing $1.50.

Route 3: Mobile, AL to Memphis, TN

This route covers a distance of 481 miles via I-22 East and I-55 North. It takes approximately 7 hours and 40 minutes to drive this route.

The approximate gas cost for this trip is $45.29, based on the average gas price of $2.38/gallon in Alabama and $2.47/gallon in Tennessee. There are also two tolls on this route: the first at the Tennessee Flea Market Toll Plaza (Exit 3), costing $0.50, and the second at the Mississippi River Bridge Toll Plaza, costing $5.

Remember, gas prices and toll prices can always fluctuate. It's important to plan out your route and estimate your costs beforehand. We hope this breakdown of the costs involved will help in your planning process. Safe travels!