This will depend on the route you are intending on driving. It may also differ if you are planning on taking a direct train that goes a shorter or longer route compared to how long travelling in a car would take. If you are setting off from a city centre location and travelling to another built up area, it may be quicker to go by public transport, such as by train. Indeed, you would also need to give more specific details about where exactly in Indianapolis you are travelling from and where your intended destination is in Wilmington, DE.
According to Google Maps, the distance will vary between 636 miles and 677 miles. This can be seen in the following link, where a number of different routes are given as suggestions: maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&tab=wl
This depends on the route you choose to drive along. Depending on where you are leaving from in Indianapolis or where you are trying to get to in Wilmington, this will probably help you pick the best route for you. Taking this into account, even if one route seems longer on paper, it may actually turn out to be a shorter journey for you if you are travelling from a specific location.
Of course there are other things that may affect the length of time you spend travelling to a particular location. Although it may seem shorter than other routes, one route may actually be a lot busier. You may end up being stuck in traffic as the route becomes more congested, with other drivers trying to get the shortest route to a destination. The time you set off on your journey will also affect the time it takes for you to reach your destination, as there will be more traffic on the roads during rush hours.
According to Google Maps, the distance will vary between 636 miles and 677 miles. This can be seen in the following link, where a number of different routes are given as suggestions: maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&tab=wl
This depends on the route you choose to drive along. Depending on where you are leaving from in Indianapolis or where you are trying to get to in Wilmington, this will probably help you pick the best route for you. Taking this into account, even if one route seems longer on paper, it may actually turn out to be a shorter journey for you if you are travelling from a specific location.
Of course there are other things that may affect the length of time you spend travelling to a particular location. Although it may seem shorter than other routes, one route may actually be a lot busier. You may end up being stuck in traffic as the route becomes more congested, with other drivers trying to get the shortest route to a destination. The time you set off on your journey will also affect the time it takes for you to reach your destination, as there will be more traffic on the roads during rush hours.
