Least Hated Freeway in America

[kphoger]

I-27 because nobody drives it so therefore nobody hates it.

Think about it.  Have you ever heard anyone complain about I-27?  I never have.

"needs to be extended"

So...  what you're saying is...  people love I-27 so much, they wish they could have EVEN MORE of it!

[Flint1979]

I drove I-81 all the way from Harrisonburg, Virginia to it's southern terminus and it was a bottleneck of trucks the day I drove it. Started to get pretty frustrating.

[index]

I-81 in Appalachia, as it's far more scenic than I-95 and avoids all the large cities that the latter 2di passes through.

I actually hate being on I-81, especially in Virginia. It's in a valley so it's a massive tease compared to the scenery you can get driving on something like I-77 in the state instead. Sure, it looks better than I-95, but IMO that's not saying much. There's only a handful of spots I actually considered impressive. Because of that, I find it really, really, really boring. It just drags on.

That, and as other posters have mentioned, the trucks.

[JayhawkCO]

I-H3.

It's gorgeous, and both visitors and Hawai'ians don't find it possible to hate much when you're in Hawai'i.

Chris

Lots of people on the island hate it for being overpriced and immensely destructive to the local environment. Also it took out a few sacred Native Hawaiʻian sites, even after it was rerouted to avoid others.

http://archives.starbulletin.com/97/12/04/news/story3.html

Thanks for the info.  Had no idea.

Chris

[US 89]

I-70 through the San Rafael Swell.  However, the route was much nicer when it was a super two.

I don't think the second carriageway was necessary concerning traffic volumes, but I don't see how it can make the highway less nice...

[Road Hog]

I-49 in Arkansas seems quite welcomed rather than hated. That will change after another 500,000 Californians and Texans relocate there.