U.S. 202 Delaware

The restored U.S. 202 roadway leading south toward Interstate 95. The forthcoming turn onto Augustine Cut-off was closed as motorists are now directed to the roadway via the SR 141 and 261 off-ramp and West Park Drive. 12/23/06

The pre-construction configuration of U.S. 202 southbound saw a dedicated right turn lane for Augustine Cutoff southbound. Augustine Cutoff travels southward from U.S. 202 into the city of Wilmington at Lovering Avenue. The two ane roadway features a high-level stone arch bridge over the Brandywine Creek. 03/29/04

Post construction removed the right turn lane from U.S. 202 south to Augustine Cutoff. Motorists destined for the roadway must now use the Foulk Road off-ramp and East Park Drive south to make the connection. 12/23/06

U.S. 202 south was expanded from three to four lanes through to Interstate 95. This sign bridge was removed during the Blue Ball Projects and the intersection with Augustine Cut-off altered to provide access onto from SR 202 north and to Concord Pike south. 03/29/04

An older sign for the U.S. 202 southbound transitions onto I-95 was altered to reflect expansion of the on-ramp from one to two lanes in 1999. This sign was later removed as U.S. 202 south was expanded to four lanes. 03/27/04

The former ramp departure of U.S. 202 south onto I-95 south. A new smoother ramp was constructed in place of the loop ramp from I-95 south onto SR 202 south nearby. 12/29/07

Descending toward the city of Wilmington on Concord Pike (SR 202) south. A cloverleaf ramp departs ahead for Interstate 95 north as Concord Pike transitions to Concord Avenue. Appearing along the distant horizon is the Delaware Memorial Bridge (I-295/U.S. 40). 1985