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What is the major highway in Tennessee?
Interstate 40, Interstate 75, Interstate 65, Interstate 81, Interstate 55...
What is kashmir translation of you have disappeared again?
"cheha gokh beyi gayab"
Interstate 84 speed limit in Oregon?
65
What interstate do you take to get to Mobile Alabama from Birmingham Alabama?
Interstate 65 will take you from Mobile Alabama to Birmingham Alabama.
Which direction does interstate 65 travel?
Interstate 65 runs predominantly north-south direction, connecting various cities in the United States such as Chicago, Indianapolis, Nashville, Birmingham, and Mobile.
What highway connects Montgomery to Atlanta?
US Interstate highway 20 connects Atlanta to Birmingham Alabama.
What direction does interstate 65 runs in?
It runs in a north south direction
The maximum speed limit on a rural Interstate Highway is in Georgia?
69
How much will a speeding ticket be for doing 79 in a 65 zone on Interstate in Texas?
It depends on the municipal/JP court with jurisdiction on the place of the interstate you were ticketed. I actually just received a ticket with that exact scenario last month: 79 in a 65 on an interstate. I was cited by Texas DPS and the fine was $252.
What is Alabama's major roadway?
Interstate-65 is the longest interstate highway in Alabama. It is 367 miles stretching from the I-10 in Mobile to the Tennessee state line.
What is the speed limit on rural interstate highways is?
It is important to drive safely. The speed limit on a rural interstate highway is usually set somewhere between 65 miles per hour and 80 miles per hour.
What does interstate 65 run?
Interstate 65 (I-65) runs north-south in the central United States, spanning approximately 887 miles. It begins in Mobile, Alabama, and extends northward through key cities such as Montgomery, Birmingham, and Nashville, before reaching its northern terminus in Gary, Indiana. The interstate serves as a vital transportation route, connecting several major highways and facilitating commerce in the region.
