Our photographic guides profile a variety of routes from Interstate highways to county back roads. These pages generally cover highway end points, junctions with other routes, county line crossings, major or important bridges, signalized intersections, city skylines and other noteworthy transportation or area points of interest. We include historical tidbits, trivia and other local knowledge too.
City and area guides on AARoads take a more in depth look at local or metropolitan area highway networks. This aspect of our site more thoroughly profiles route systems and other significant roads on a local level with both a focus on historical alignments and map scans and also current expansion and future road projects.

Our online discussion forum offers a place for both road enthusiasts and general travelers to mingle and discuss a variety of subjects. Share photos, learn more about area construction projects from local members or find a road meet to attend near you. These topics and much more are covered on our 4,400 plus member board.

The Archive contains an array of photos taken during the early years of the web site and photos from our guides that were replaced by more recent site updates. Photos are cataloged by state, route type, county, city, etc.

The AARoads Shield Gallery includes a collection of over 10,000 photos ranging from early era highway sign designs to modern trailblazers for touring routes and toll roads across the country. The bulk of this catalog consists of photos generously submitted from fellow road enthusiasts and long time contributors.

AARoads’ Interstate-Guide delves even further covering current, past and future routes within the Interstate Highway System. While the web site initially covered routes with a brief overview and a focus on end points, development of pages over time expanded our coverage to include more extensive historical write-ups, an outline of recent modernization and widening projects, and expansion of the Interstate system with the growth of the I-11, I-49, I-69 and other corridors.