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Originally posted by Edmond:
Bowling Green, KY is I-65, not I-75.
My advice would be to skip Georgia. Traffic is awful and Atlanta traffic is worse than awful unless you are driving through it overnight. Lots of cops sit on the entrance ramps looking for revenue.
Stay on I-65 from Bowling Green, KY through Nashville, TN (lots of cool stops there if you like food, music and guitars) and go to Montgomery, AL. From Montgomery, catch US 231 south to I-10 in Florida. Take the panhandle to I-75 south to the turnpike to Orlando.
Depending on where you're trying to end up in Orlando, you might want to skip the turnpike and keep on I-75 south to SR 50 east. It will avoid tolls and be a much more peaceful drive versus Mad Max on the turnpike.
That's the route I took home last year when I returned to Chicago from Orlando. Going there I took I75 through Atlanta. Never again. The only downside if there is one with this route is that 231 is not an Interstate but instead a two lane country road in each direction from I10 until you are able to get on I65. But it's flows pretty good and you will not lose too much time going that route.