Moving from Gillette, NJ to Chicago, IL
Your Complete Guide
895
Miles
16.3 hrs
Drive Time
I-90 / I-80
Primary Highway
Off-Peak
Current Season
State Transition Guide: New Jersey → Illinois
Moving from New Jersey to Illinois? Here's what you need to know about updating your documents.
Driver's License
Update within 90 days of establishing residency in Illinois
Vehicle Registration
Register vehicle within 30 days in Illinois
Vehicle inspection: Emissions in Chicago and Metro East
Things to Know About Illinois
- Property taxes are among the highest in the nation
- Chicago has additional city taxes on many goods and services
- I-PASS/E-ZPass is essential for toll roads around Chicago
Frequently Asked Questions
The drive is approximately 895 miles via I-90 / I-80, taking about 16.3 hours of driving. We recommend breaking this into 3 days of driving, accounting for stops, fuel, and rest.