Interstate 195 Florida

This sign bridge to North Miami Avenue (Exit 2 A) was completely replaced after 2011 when the departure ramp was widened to two lanes. Newer signage added double arrows and an exit only indication for the right-most lane. 12/28/03

An older style reassurance marker stood along side Interstate 195 east prior to the freeway crossing over NE 1st Street. This assembly was tagged by graffiti in 2006, replaced by 2007 and removed by 2013 with a wider shield. 03/25/06

Driving on the causeway portion of the Julia Tuttle Causeway, motorists passed by this older style shield until sometime in 2007 when it was replaced. 03/25/06

Former guide sign on the approach to the split with Alton Road (Exit 5) neglected both an exit tab and a Florida 907 shield. Its replacement corrected those omissions and distinguished the Art Deco Historic District. 12/28/03

Interstate 195 east curves northeasterly as traffic leaves for Exit 5 to Florida 907. A slight modification to the Exit 5 sign by 2011 replaced annotation and added cardinal directions to Alton Road. 12/28/03

Prior to 2008 this placard stood on the approach to the signalized intersection with Alton Road (Florida 907A) indicating the formal end for I-195. When this sign was removed it was never replaced, so I-195 ends with no indication. 12/28/03

Prior to 2008 this placard stood on the approach to the signalized intersection with Alton Road (Florida 907A) indicating the formal end for I-195. When this sign was removed it was never replaced, so I-195 ends with no indication. 12/28/03

This former guide sign, since been replaced with a similar sign, alerted drivers to continue ahead to Miami International Airport (MIA) in seven miles. 12/28/03

A ramp will depart after the high rise span ahead for U.S. 1 (Biscayne Boulevard). This dated sign was copied and affixed to an overhead. 12/28/03

Drivers cross the Intracoastal Waterway and the Julia Tuttle Causeway Artificial Reef along I-195 west. Today a sign bridge spans the westbound mainline at this location with a newer service sign for the reef preceding its former location. 12/28/03

Signage on this overhead at the off-ramp to U.S. 1 (Exit 2B) was wholesale replaced in the mid 2000s. 12/28/03

Former ground level sign along I-195 west for the upcoming interchange with I-95 to Downtown and North Miami (Exit 1). An overhead replaced this sign and replaced North Miami for Fort Lauderdale. 12/28/03

Traveling over a viaduct on the final approach to Interstate 95, Florida 112 will resume its west trek toward Miami International Airport along the Airport Expressway. Updated guide signs in place by 2013 alert motorists to the eventual tolling of Florida 112 west. Open road tolling was implemented along the entire Airport Expressway (both directions) in late 2014. 12/28/03

Previous signage separates lanes for I-95 north and south and the former HOV lane. 12/28/06

Current overheads reflect the tolled Express Lanes. 12/28/06

An older shield assembly for SR 112 at the exit to Interstate 95. The shield was replaced and moved further back while signage on this gantry was replaced by May 2014. The former high occupancy vehicle (HOV) ramp is now used for reaching the I-95 Express lanes to the Golden Glades interchange. 12/28/06