Photos taken from our travels across the United States. Albums cover a variety of highway imagery including signs, bridges, interchanges, traffic control devices and other infrastructure. Archived albums cover photos taken during the early years of the site, or photos showing stretches of highway before widening or major reconstruction, or an old alignment.

Eliminated due to construction of I-74, U.S. 74 formerly met I-95/US 301 at a diamond interchange south of Lumberton. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Clover Road lined the east side of I-95 at the off-ramp (Exit 14) for U.S. 74. The frontage road was displaced by the exchange with I-74. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Replaced shield assembly for Interstate 95 and U.S. 301 north that was posted after the former on-ramp from U.S. 74 Alternate (old Exit 14). The newer assembly sees the shields posted side by side. Photo taken 12/16/07.

A new mileage sign was posted one mile further south, reflecting the c/d roadway return from Interstate 74 & U.S. 74 at the former diamond interchange with U.S. 74 Alternate (Andrew Jackson Highway). Photo taken 12/16/07.

All trucks previously were required to move into the right lane for an overheight vehicle detector ahead of Exit 22. This was the first of several warning signs for the original low clearance bridge of U.S. 301 north of Lumberton. Photo taken 07/28/13.

Truckers exceeding the minimum height clearance for the original Fayetteville Road (U.S. 301) overpass were directed to use ramps at Exit 22 to circumvent the crossing. Photo taken 07/28/13.

The low clearance overpass at Exit 22 was replaced as part of a 2012-2015 diverging diamond interchange (DDI) project. Photo taken 07/28/13.

Pier supports for the eventual split overpasses of Fayetteville Road at the DDI took shape in this photo taken 10 months after construction began to upgrade Exit 22. Photo taken 07/28/13.

Both guide signs preceding the diamond interchange (Exit 25) with U.S. 301 were replaced after 2007. Photo taken 12/16/07.

New signs for Exit 31 have rounded edges, more consistent with NCDOT signing practices. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Passing over NC 20, this guide sign was posted 1.5 miles ahead of Exit 33 for the return of U.S. 301 from St. Pauls. It was replaced after 2007 with a rounded edge sign. Photo taken 12/16/07.

Northbound at Exit 33 to U.S. 301 at the onset of a major traffic jam. The sign replacement here included shifting the exit tab to the right. Photo taken 12/16/07.

The one-mile overhead for Business Loop I-95 north to U.S. 301 and the city of Fayetteville (Exit 40) was previously mounted to the Green Springs Road over crossing. Photo taken 06/25/05.

Exit 40 leaves Interstate 95 north with two lanes for the Fayetteville Business Loop beyond the Roslin Farm Road overpass. This overhead was replaced by 2013 and no longer includes LOOP for the business route. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Exit 40 signage now references Pope AAF (Army Airfield) instead of Pope AFB. Lighting fixtures were removed with replacements made by 2013. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Interstate 95 veers eastward to meet NC 59 and Chicken Foot Road (SR 2252) in one mile. Guide signs for forthcoming Exit 41 were replaced by 2013. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Entering the rural diamond interchange with NC 59 north and SR 2252 (Chicken Foot Road) south on I-95 north. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Tom Starling Road (SR 1220) spans Interstate 95 beyond the former one mile guide sign for Exit 44. Photo taken 05/30/07.

Crossing Rockfish Creek, Interstate 95 northbound reached the Exit 44 off-ramp to Claude Lee Road (SR 2341) north to FAY Airport. Photo taken 05/30/07.

North Carolina 87 runs nearly 237 miles from Southport on the Atlantic coast to become Virginia 87 north of Reidsville. Photo taken 05/30/07.