This week I drive from Los Angeles to Seattle. It's not for fun, but to drive something to Seattle. I would like to ask the gods who have driven this section before, how many times do you need to refuel on the road during the day, how many times do you need to stop and where do you stop, and what dangerous sections should be noted. Thank you very much ?

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What kind of car are you referring to? It's about 1200 miles from Los Angeles to Seattle. How many times do you think it's appropriate to stop for gas along the way? There are some mountain roads on the way, which depends on the driver's skills.

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