Is there public transit?

No direct public transit exists between Pomona and Roeland Park.

How long is the drive?

The drive typically takes 75 minutes.

No, this route does not require toll payments.

What is the best highway?

I-35 North is the most efficient route.

Is it safe to drive at night?

Yes, but watch for wildlife on rural stretches.

Pomona

Roeland Park

Driving

Pomona to Roeland Park

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Pomona to Roeland Park covers approximately 105 kilometers. You will primarily utilize I-35 North to reach the Kansas City metropolitan area. Expect a travel time of about 75 minutes depending on traffic near the I-435 interchange. This route takes you through the heart of Franklin and Johnson counties. It is a straightforward drive that connects rural Kansas to the suburban sprawl of the KC metro.

Total Distance: 105 km driving distance; 92 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via I-35 North, taking 75 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Personal vehicle at approximately 15 dollars in fuel costs.

Compare Pomona to Roeland Park Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

1 hour 15 minutes

Avg Price

15-20 USD

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

I-35 North to US-69 North, exiting at Roe Avenue.

Avoid the I-35 and I-435 junction during the 7:30 AM rush hour.

Travel Tips

Fuel Up
Fill your tank in Pomona as gas prices are often lower than in the dense suburban areas of Johnson County.
Traffic Apps
Use real-time navigation apps to monitor accidents on I-35 near the Olathe corridor.
Tolls
There are no toll roads on this specific route, saving you extra fees.
Parking
Roeland Park has ample street parking, but check for residential permit signs.
Weather
Kansas weather changes rapidly; keep an emergency kit in your trunk during winter months.

Safety Tips

Speed Limits
Strictly observe speed limits in small towns along the route to avoid heavy fines.
Wildlife
Be cautious of deer crossing the highway, especially during dawn and dusk hours.
Visibility
Ensure your headlights are functional for the transition from rural roads to highway driving.
Emergency
Keep a charged phone and a physical map in case of cellular dead zones in rural Franklin County.