How to get from Akron to Louisville by car, truck, walk, bike

To travel from Akron, Iowa to Louisville, Kentucky, you have several options.\n\nBy Car:\nThe safest and most convenient way to go would be to take I-80 East towards Chicago and then take I-65 South towards Louisville. The journey is approximately 525 miles and would take about 8 hours to complete.\n\nBy Plane:\nThe nearest airport to Akron is Sioux Gateway Airport (SUX), which doesn't fly directly to Louisville. The closest airport is Louisville International Airport (SDF). You would need to take a connecting flight from SUX to SDF via O’Hare International Airport (ORD) in Chicago or Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP). The total duration of this journey could vary between 3-8 hours depending on the waiting time between the connecting flights.\n\nBy Bus:\nYou could take an intercity bus from Akron, Iowa to Louisville, Kentucky. Greyhound, Jefferson Lines, and Burlington Trailways all offer buses that travel from Akron to Louisville. The journey takes around 14 hours and, although safe, can be tiring as you will have to change buses at least once.\n\nBy Train:\nUnfortunately, there is no direct train service between Akron and Louisville. However, you could take an Amtrak train from Omaha, Nebraska, which is approximately 180 miles from Akron. The nearest Amtrak station to Louisville is located in Cincinnati. You would need to take a bus or taxi from Cincinnati to reach Louisville.\n\nBy Subway/Taxi:\nNeither subways nor taxis are available in Akron, but once you reach Louisville, both modes of transportation are available to take you around the city.