Interstate 20 (I-20) is a major east-west highway stretching approximately 1,539 miles across the southern United States, from Interstate 10 near Kent, Texas, to Interstate 95 near Florence, South Carolina. Along the way, it crosses six states—Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina—connecting cities including Dallas–Fort Worth, Shreveport, Jackson, Birmingham, Atlanta, and Columbia.

Established as part of the original Interstate Highway System in 1956, I-20 serves as an important route for commercial freight, regional travel, and connections between the South’s metropolitan areas. It intersects numerous major highways, including I-10, I-30, I-49, I-55, I-65, and I-95. Its route passes through a range of landscapes, from West Texas and the forests of Louisiana to Mississippi’s rolling terrain and the urban corridors of Birmingham and Atlanta.

Explore Interstate 20 on Open Road Archive

The videos collected here document Interstate 20 as seen from the road, preserving real-world highway conditions, scenery, interchanges, and surrounding communities. Each available drive covers a particular segment of I-20, allowing you to follow the highway through different states and cities.

Browse the Interstate 20 videos below to explore individual routes and experience the changing landscape along this important east-west corridor.