The Interstate Highway System is a network of controlled-access highways in the United States. The original Interstate network was completed in 1986, but it has since grown to include an additional 48,000 miles of road.
Interstate Highways are important for a number of reasons. They help to improve transportation efficiency, reduce traffic congestion, and boost economic growth. They also play a vital role in national defense, as they can be used to quickly move troops and supplies in the event of a crisis.
Most states use a standard mileage system, with 0 miles starting at the west or south termini and increasing as you travel east or north. Odd-numbered highways travel north and south, while even-numbered highways travel east and west. Interstates with low numbers are in the south and the west, while higher numbers are in the north and east. Three-digit Interstate Highways are loops or spurs of a mainline Interstate Highway. Even-digit highways connect to an Interstate at both termini or form a loop around a location. Odd-numbered three-digit highways connect to one Interstate and are spur routes.
We have a large collection of videos of Interstate Highways. For the most part, our videos are labeled with the route name followed by the starting point and the end point along with the state in which the video was taken. In some cases, a video crosses state lines and we note that in the title of the video as well.
Interstate 5 
Interstate 10 
Interstate 11 
Interstate 12 
Interstate 15 
Interstate 20 
Interstate 22 
Interstate 24 
Interstate 25 
Interstate 26 
Interstate 27 
Interstate 29 
Interstate 30 
Interstate 35 
Interstate 40 
Interstate 44 
Interstate 49 
Interstate 55 
Interstate 57 
Interstate 64 
Interstate 65 
Interstate 68 
Interstate 69 
Interstate 70 
Interstate 71 
Interstate 75 
Interstate 79 
Interstate 80 
Interstate 81 
Interstate 90 
Interstate 95 
Interstate 99 
America's Highways for 20 miles south along Interstate 69 from Interstate 55 to US 61 in Mississippi. We start the video heading south on Interstate 55 just before the exit to Interstate 69. Leaving I-55 on a cloverleaf interchange, we head west on I-69 for about 11.5...
America’s Highways for 21 miles north along Interstate 55 from mile 51 to mile 72 in Arkansas
America’s Highways for 21 miles north along Interstate 55 from mile 51 to mile 72 in Arkansas
America’s Highways for 11 miles northeast along Interstate 55 from mile 40 near Dyess (the boyhood home of Johnny Cash) to mile 51 near Osceola in Arkansas
America’s Highways for 23 miles north along Interstate 55 from mile 17 to mile 40 in Arkansas
America’s Highways for 10 miles north along Interstate 55 from mile 7 to mile 17 in Arkansas
America’s Highways for 17 miles along Interstate 81 from mile 42 to exit 59 in Tennessee.
America’s Highways for 23 miles along Interstate 81 from mile 19 to mile 42 in Tennessee.