America’s Highways for 10.5 miles along Interstate 264 from I-65 to I-71 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Interstate Highways
Interstate Highway System: The Most Important Road Network in the United States
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.
Our Interstate Highway Routes
Interstate Highway Videos
Interstate 65 – Bowling Green to Louisville – Kentucky
Drive America’s Highways for 102 miles along Interstate 65 from Bowling Green to Louisville, Kentucky
Interstate 65 – Tennessee to Bowling Green – Kentucky
Drive America’s Highways for 29 miles along Interstate 65 from Tennessee to Bowling Green, Kentucky
Interstate 65 – Nashville to Kentucky – Tennessee
Drive America’s Highways for 37 miles along Interstate 65 from mile marker 84 in Nashville to Kentucky at mile marker 00
Interstate 40 – Mile 206 – Mile 207.6 – Tennessee
America’s Highways for 1.5 miles along Interstate 40 from mile marker 206 to mile marker 207.6 in Tennessee.
Interstate 40 – Jackson to Nashville – Tennessee
Drive America’s Highways for 126.5 miles along Interstate 40 from mile marker 79.5 in Jackson to Nashville at exit 206
Interstate 40 – Mile 24 – Mile 79.5 – Tennessee
America’s Highways for 55.5 miles along Interstate 40 from Exit 24 to Mile Marker 79.5 in Tennessee.
Interstate 40 – Memphis to Arlington – Tennessee
Drive America’s Highways for 24 miles along Interstate 40 from mile marker 00 at the Arkansas State Line in Memphis to Arlington at exit 24/25
Interstate 40 – Conway to Maumelle – Arkansas
Drive America’s Highways for 15 miles along Interstate 40 from Conway to Maumelle in Arkansas