Interstate 110 Florida
A new overhead replaced the U.S. 98 panel in 2005 on the flyover linking Chase Street east with I-110 north in Downtown Pensacola. 12/20/03
Hurricane winds damaged this I-110 overhead on Chase Street and it was not replaced until 2011. 06/19/05
A diamond interchange previously joined Interstate 110 with SR 295 (Fairfield Drive) at Exit 4. 12/20/03
The original exit ramp from I-110 north to SR 295 (Fairfield Drive). This ramp was eventually removed and the adjacent entrance ramp redesigned to serve westbound traffic only. 12/20/03
A 2005 sign replacement revised the mileage on the initial sign for I-10 on I-110 north from 2.25 to 2.50 miles. 12/06/03
Originally two lanes separated for I-10 westbound and one for I-10 east ahead of Exit 13 to Davis Highway. 12/26/99
Overheads at the north end of I-110 were changed by 2010 to show the connection with SR 291 (Davis Highway). 08/23/09
One mile north of Exit 6 along Interstate 110 southbound prior to the 2006-09 expansion project. 06/15/01
Previous guide signs for SR 296 (Brent Lane) and SR 295 (Fairfield Drive) omitted the state road designations. 12/06/03
Damaged overheads along the southbound distributor roadway for Exit 5 were replaced by 2010. 08/23/09
I-110 spans SR 296 (Brent Lane) 1.5 miles from Exit 4. The roadways for I-110 were still concrete until the freeway was widened. 12/06/03
Trees lined the I-110 right of way through the previous diamond interchange (Exit 4) with Fairfield Drive. 12/06/03
The previous departure of Exit 3 and older guide signs. The left panel was replaced in 2004. 12/06/03
The first of three sign bridges along I-110 south at Downtown Pensacola toppled by Hurricane Ivan's 130+ mph winds on September 15, 2004. 12/06/03
An original guide sign for Exit 1B and U.S. 98 to Gulf Breeze remained in service until 2003. 06/17/01
Photos by AARoads
Page Updated Friday January 24, 2025.















