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195-mile freight corridor via I-86 W (Southern Tier Expressway) through the rolling hills of southern New York State. Same day (3-4 hours) transit. Moderate difficulty.
Distance
195 mi
Transit Time
Same day (3-4 hours)
Difficulty
Toll Cost
$0
| Equipment | Rate/Mile | Est. Total |
|---|---|---|
| Dry Van | $2.55 | $497.25 |
| Reefer | $3.00 | $585 |
| Flatbed | $3.20 | $624 |
Rates are approximate averages and vary by season, demand, and broker. Always verify current spot rates on DAT or Truckstop.
Recommended Route
I-86 W (Southern Tier Expressway) through the rolling hills of southern New York State
Fuel Stops
1 recommended
Tolls
$0
Common Freight Types
Limited Backhaul Availability
Average backhaul rate: $1.80/mi
Common return cargo: Dairy products, furniture from Jamestown, manufacturing goods
Binghamton, NY
Origin
Elmira, NY
Corning, NY
Bath, NY
Hornell, NY
Olean, NY
Jamestown, NY
Destination
Corning glass manufacturing provides steady year-round freight. Dairy production peaks spring through fall. Winter conditions in the Southern Tier can be severe with lake-effect snow from both Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Fall foliage tourism adds congestion October.
Corning (home of Corning Glass) generates high-value specialty freight requiring careful handling. Premium rates available for glass/fiber optic loads.
I-86 is two lanes in many sections with limited passing opportunities. Budget extra time.
Lake-effect snow can dump 2-3 feet in hours in the western sections near Jamestown. Carry chains and monitor weather closely.
Binghamton connects to I-81 (north-south). Good reload potential heading to Syracuse or Scranton.
The Southern Tier has sparse services between towns. Plan fuel stops around Elmira or Corning.