Interstate 64 West Virginia – West

Sign replacements for the East Beckley Bypass along Interstate 64 west replaced East Beckley with just Beckley as the control city for Exit 124. 06/17/05

Heading west from Clifftop, this set of signs advised motorists of the West Virginia Turnpike beyond the forthcoming trumpet interchange (Exit 124) with the East Beckley Bypass north. 06/17/05

Curving southward around Scott Ridge, sign changes made here shifted Toll Road to a yellow and black placard below the I-64 and 77 shields on the pull through panel. No control city is given. 06/17/05

A button copy sign directed motorists onto the East Beckley Bypass north. During this time, the controlled access expressway only ran north to U.S. 19 by East Beckley. 06/17/05

Beckley was again mentioned on this mileage sign posted after the SSR 25 overpass. The distance referenced the I-64/77 interchange north of their merge.<br /> It was replaced with a new community interchange identification sign for I-64 west by 2010. 06/17/05

Interstate 64 west combines with Interstate 77 along the west side of Beckley. Two interchanges join the West Virginia turnpike with the city at WV 16 (Robert C. Byrd Drive) and WV 3 (Harper Road). 06/17/05

One mile ahead of the directional T interchange (Exit 121) with I-77 on I-64 west. This button copy sign was replaced by 2010. 06/17/05

This text button copy sign for I-64 west to Beckley and I-77 south to Princeton was carbon copied by 2010. 06/17/05

Interstate 77 heads south 30 miles along the West Virginia Turnpike to U.S. 460 outside Princeton. Motorists joining I-77 south next encounter a main line toll plaza near Ghent. 06/17/05

Replaced button copy signs at the split of traffic to I-77 south to Bluefield and Wytheville and north to Charleston. 06/17/05