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It depends on how fast you are going. If you are going 60 mph, then you could cover 425 miles in just over 7 hours. (7.083 to be exact)... You can calculate this by using a ratio and cross multiplying.
Example:
1 hour/60miles = x hours/425 miles
(1)(425) = (60)(x)
(1)(425)/60 = x
7.083 = x
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