This is a four-lane limited-access divided highway, which forms a beltway around the capital.

The early motels were built in the southwestern United States as a replacement for the tourist camps and tourist cabins which had grown around the US highway system.

Several large infrastructure projects, including the rebuilding of the bridge connecting Koror and Babeldaob Islands after its collapse in 1996 and the construction of a highway around the rim of Babeldaob, boosted activity at the end of 1990s.

Australia's Highway 1 is the longest national highway in the world at over and runs almost the entire way around the continent.

The symbol is also used on highway signs to guide drivers around curves.

Prior to joining the Our Gang comedies, " Sonny ," as he was called by his family, modeled children's clothing for a Dallas department store and was also seen around the Dallas area on highway billboards and in print advertisements for Wonder Bread.

The six lane divided highway remains through Rahway in Union County and Elizabeth, until it reaches the Newark Airport, where it becomes a dual carriageway freeway around downtown Newark in Essex County with a 2-2-2-2 configuration.

The long freeway was estimated by the highway department to cost $ 60 million ( 1969 USD ) and to be finished around 1985.

The Missouri River comprises Jackson County's northern border ( with the exception of one small portion North of the river around the intersection of highway 291 and highway 210 as well as all of the 291 bridge ).

As the band gained popularity the logo was graffitied on numerous highway overpasses and other public and private surfaces in and around Los Angeles, drawing the attention of the authorities and contributing to an increase in police presence at Black Flag shows.

In the middle of the 19th century the area was known as a haven for bandits and highway robbers, who hid in the oak groves and canyons, preying on traffic on the coastal route between the towns that developed around the missions.

The Pequot Trail was used as a main highway to get around the Mystic River, and played a vital role in the English lives, allowing them transport livestock, crops, furs, and other equipment to and from their farm lands.

Wilmington is also one of the major cities served by I-95, although the twin-span Delaware Memorial Bridge, a few miles south of the city, provides direct highway access between Delaware and New Jersey, carrying the I-295 eastern bypass route around Wilmington and Philadelphia, as well as highway U. S. 40, which continues eastward to Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Until the 1950s, Carpentersville consisted of a street grid along the Fox River centered around Main Street, which was the only highway bridge across the Fox River between Algonquin and Dundee.

The Indiana Department of Transportation, as part of the Major Moves transportation program, recently ( 2011 ) completed a four-lane, limited access highway by-pass that carries U. S. Highway 231 around the west side of Dale.

The western end of town is mainly residential, and clusters around " The Y " ( new intersection October 2008 ), the X-shaped intersection of US 50, State Route 89, and the continuation of Lake Tahoe Boulevard after it loses its Federal highway designation.

To make their turns easier, the outer edge of a roadway of a high-speed highway or outer rail of a railway is canted ( raised ) upward around the curve.

The tower was constructed alongside a new bypass on U. S. Route 275 that diverted the highway around the town and raised concerns that the town would be unnoticed by passing traffic.

The former PRR line was abandoned around 1976 by order of the Interstate Commerce Commission in favor of highway transportation.

The portion of the highway between Garner and Raleigh was paved around 1916 or 1917.

Unlike many cities in West Tennessee, there are no highway bypasses around the city.

The leaders annexed the stretch of US 59, around west of the highway, so it could have through traffic which it could generate revenues from.

Much of the city is zoned for commercial development, particularly along the state highway on 1900 West ( directly north of the larger community of Roy, Utah, for which 1900 West is the primary north / south main street ), and around the 21st Street / Wilson Lane I-15 exit for Ogden and West Haven.

U. S. Route 13 ( US 13 ) is a north – south U. S. highway established in 1926 that runs for from Interstate 95 just north of Fayetteville, North Carolina to the northeastern suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in Morrisville.

The route of the highway, starting at Murfreesboro, TN, went south through Shelbyville and Fayetteville to Huntsville.

Several miles west of Fayetteville, it is crossed by State Route 274, a highway built on an old railroad bed.

The Lincoln Highway Association, originally established in 1913 to plan, promote, and sign the highway, was re-formed in 1992 and is now dedicated to promoting and preserving the road.

Channel 10 was originally often used for highway communications east of the Mississippi River, and channel 19 west of the Mississippi ; channel 19 then became the preferred highway channel in most areas, as it did not have adjacent-channel interference problems with channel 9.

The building was originally a wooden two-storey building with a brick gable-end facing the highway.

The Route 4 interchange with New Jersey Route 17 | Route 17 in Paramus, New Jersey | Paramus that underwent a $ 120 million improvement completed in 1999, as viewed from Route 17 south. Route 4 was originally legislated in the 1927 New Jersey state highway renumbering to run from Cape May north to the George Washington Bridge, running through Pleasantville, Toms River, Freehold, Perth Amboy, Rahway, and Paterson.

The Indian Creek Baptist Church ( originally the Endecott Meeting House ), is located at historic highway marker 1457 at the junction of KY highways 32 and 36.

The exit was originally built in the early 1960s and never completed into a traditional highway exit.

It was originally known as " Zoar " according to a local highway marker.

1930 The town was originally northwest of its present location, but in 1930, when State Highway 35 was built, the town moved to the highway.

In the 1950s, Route 40 was rerouted nine miles south of Manhattan, due to concerns that originally arose during World War II about the highway passing through neighboring Fort Riley.

At the eastern end, US 10 originally went south from Midland, Michigan to Saginaw, Michigan on what is now highway M-47.

In order to promote the highway, Slim Williams originally travelled the proposed route by dog sled.

This section of the highway, opened as part of the two stages opened in October 1973 and December 1974, was originally designed for widening of the carriageways to three lanes.

A heavy duty commercial type of halftrack, originally for highway and farm use, carrying twice their own weight with as much as ten times that on trailers or sleds behind, notable in their use motorizing log or freight hauling on ice roads, with full contour following flexible traction but otherwise had the conventional features and operation of the common truck, while engine and driveline components were purchased and casting made elsewhere the rest was built on site of local materials 1917-1952, approx.

Because of the 140-year presence of the railroad, and its earlier status as a way station on Montauk Highway, originally the only through highway on Long Island's south shore, most of the core of Babylon dates to the era from before the American Civil War to World War I.

The route was originally designated in the 1927 renumbering as a state highway from Absecon to Paterson.

This house was originally built in Greenbank, and for approximately 90 years it occupied a prominent corner at Hwy 525 & Wonn Road on the Greenbank Farm, before being displaced by a highway re-alignment project.

The next phase to begin construction was a short connector between Highway 427 and Highway 400, and the upgrading of Highway 7 through Richmond Hill to a six-lane grade-separated expressway, which although originally planned to become incorporated into the 407 routing, today runs parallel to the highway.

They originally showed the highway's full name only in small letters, with the large script letters " ER " being where the highway number would go on other signs.

Before 1979, the highway terminated in the north at Kelsey Bay, where BC Ferries originally began its northern route to Prince Rupert until moving its southern terminus north to Port Hardy after the highway was extended.

The number " 16 " was first given to the highway in 1942, and originally, the route that the highway took was more to the north of today's highway, and it was not as long as it is now.

The main north-south thoroughfare, the Cardo Maximus, was originally a paved avenue approximately 22. 5 meters wide ( roughly the width of a six lane highway ) which ran southward from the site of the Damascus gate, terminating at an unknown point.