The 🛑 Bypass tag applies to highway segments that intentionally route traffic around towns, city centers, or congested areas. These alignments are designed to streamline through-traffic, reduce urban congestion, and improve travel times—often resulting in newer, wider, and faster-moving roads located on the outskirts of developed areas.
While efficient, bypass routes may skip scenic or historic locations that were part of the original highway alignment. As a result, travelers looking for charm or cultural context might miss out unless they choose to explore the older path through town.
Experience a short but essential segment of Interstate 369 southbound through Texarkana, Texas. Follow along as we start at I-30 and travel four miles south, bypassing city congestion and connecting with key highways like US 67 and US 59. Discover how I-369 streamlines travel around Texarkana and get tips on what to see nearby along this urban bypass and future extension of the I-69 corridor.
Experience the full journey along Interstate 635 from Mesquite to Grapevine, Texas. Explore vibrant neighborhoods, cross iconic interchanges like the High Five, and discover sights and stops along Dallas’ LBJ Freeway—all the way to the doorstep of DFW Airport and historic Grapevine.
Cruise 27 miles west along Interstate 287 from West Harrison, NY, to the New Jersey state line. From the Cross Westchester Expressway to the scenic Tappan Zee Bridge, discover a vital suburban bypass and river crossing linking New York and New Jersey.
Experience a quick drive along Maine’s Interstate 195 westbound through Saco—a two-mile urban connector linking Route 5 and U.S. Highway 1 to the Maine Turnpike (I-95). Perfect for a fast, convenient bypass to beaches and the interstate.
Experience the diverse drive along Interstate 495 from Marlborough to Amesbury, Massachusetts — covering 55 miles of suburban routes, historic cities like Lowell and Lawrence, and peaceful Merrimack Valley scenery.
Cruise west from Jackson to Brownsville along U.S. Highway 70 through Tennessee’s farmland and small towns, with a smooth bypass skirting Brownsville’s historic core.
Take a drive along Interstate 440 westbound in Nashville, Tennessee — a 7.5-mile urban bypass connecting I-24 and I-40, easing traffic flow around the city’s core with quick access to major neighborhoods and highways.
Cruise 17 miles along Interstate 269 from Millington to Arlington, Tennessee — passing the Naval Support Center, dotted hills, and rural outskirts before connecting to I-40 toward Memphis. A smooth bypass route blending efficiency with gentle countryside scenery.
Cruise southbound along Interstate 269 from Arlington, TN to Hernando, MS for 47 miles of hassle-free travel connecting suburban Memphis to the Mississippi countryside. This outer loop is a modern bypass that saves time and treats drivers to a mix of local charm and open road.
Cruise Northbound Interstate 269 from Hernando, MS to Arlington, TN for 47 miles of bypass convenience, rural scenery, and easy Memphis access. This route blends quiet countryside with suburban interchanges and is a key corridor for travelers skirting Memphis traffic.
Take a short drive along Arkansas Highway 247 from Pottsville to Russellville, passing schools, quiet neighborhoods, Galla Creek, and into the bustling heart of Russellville. A handy local connector with a touch of small-town scenery.
Take a scenic 4-mile drive through Hollister, Missouri along U.S. Highway 65 Business. This former alignment of US-65 winds past Lake Taneycomo, through Hollister’s Tudor-style downtown, and reconnects with Highway 165 west of town.