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The routing of interstate highways in the United States is primarily determined by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), which operates under the U.S. Department of Transportation. State transportation agencies also play a significant role in the decision-making process, as they assess local needs and conditions. Planning typically involves collaboration between federal, state, and local officials, with public input and environmental considerations influencing the final routes. Ultimately, the decision is based on a combination of factors including traffic demand, economic benefits, and community impact.
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What is a highway called that goes from state to state?
interstate
What interstate goes though New Hampshire and New York?
There is no shared interstate that goes through both states.
Is interstate 95 the longest interstate in the us?
No, but it goes through the most states (15). The longest is interstate 90.
What highway goes from Tampa to Orlando?
Interstate 4 goes from Tampa to Orlando.
How far south does Interstate 81 go?
Interstate 81 goes south to its southern terminus in Tennessee where it connects with Interstate 40.
What Is Interstate 10?
Interstate 10 is a highway that goes from east to west. It is a little more south of Route 66.
In TN inerstate 40 goes in which general direction?
Interstate 40 goes in east - west direction.
What major interstate goes from Rockford IL to Bloomington IL?
I-39
What Interstate highway goes through Palm Springs CA?
I-10
What is the farthest southern state interstate 79 goes into?
West Virginia.
What is the shortest one- or two-digit interstate?
Interstate 2 (I-2) is 48 miles long and goes from Mission,Texas to Harlingen,Texas.
What highway goes from Pensacola FL to Jacksonville FL?
Interstate Highway 10.
