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[Sonic99]

Interstates in their entirety:
I-17 (it's an easy one)
ALMOST all of I-40 (Beginning in Barstow all the way to the I-81 split near the NC border, planning on completing it sometime next year)
I-66 (another rather easy one, but for someone from Arizona, it was a bit of a journey!)

Interstates within a specific state:
I-40 in CA, AZ, NM, TX, OK, AR
I-64 in WV, KY, IN, IL
I-44 in MO

Arizona State Highways:
AZ 51, 101, 202, 303, 143, 153 (defunct) (driven every mile of the Phoenix metro freeway system)
AZ 48, 64, 69, 74, 79, 89, 89A, 96, 97, 177, 179, 187, 210, 260, 287, 377, 387, 587, 989

Once the Clinched Highway Mapping site is back up, I will be sure to upload my data to it, and find other roads I may have missed this time around!

[corco]

AZ 48

How the fuck did you do that

[Sonic99]

AZ 48

How the fuck did you do that

It's on a technicality. The freeway built around Prescott Valley is apparently "technically" AZ 48, but there are no markings as such. I got the info from a site that has a ton of info on Arizona highways, but hasn't been updated in about 5 years. ADOT may or may not still refer to the freeway as AZ 48, I am not sure. The same goes for AZ 989, it is a legal definition of the highway and not actually marked that way.
http://arizonaroads.com/arizona/az48.html

[corco]

48 is a proposed highway that hasn't been officially designated as such- that road is technically and legally and maintained as a county road. I'm not even sure that ADOT is actively working on planning it as 48 anymore- what used to be the "SR 48" project is the "Fain Road Connector" portion of this that is partially SR 89A Spur and partially just county maintained Fain Rd.
http://www.azdot.gov/highways/projects/I17_FainRd/index.asp

989 (I used to live right by it) was decommissioned in 2007 or so when Pima County decided not to move forward with improving Tangerine Rd. I was doing contract work for ADOT just five months ago, so I've got fairly up to date information.

Here's your most recent state route log book- http://www.azdot.gov/mpd/data/Reports/PDF/2011MSBooklet.pdf. You'll note if you go back to the 07 Route Log, 989 is listed.

[Sonic99]

48 is a proposed highway that hasn't been officially designated as such- that road is technically and legally and maintained as a county road. I'm not even sure that ADOT is actively working on planning it as 48 anymore- what used to be the "SR 48" project is the "Fain Road Connector" portion of this that is partially SR 89A Spur and partially just county maintained Fain Rd.
http://www.azdot.gov/highways/projects/I17_FainRd/index.asp

989 (I used to live right by it) was decommissioned in 2007 or so when Pima County decided not to move forward with improving Tangerine Rd. I was doing contract work for ADOT just five months ago, so I've got fairly up to date information.

Here's your most recent state route log book- http://www.azdot.gov/mpd/data/Reports/PDF/2011MSBooklet.pdf. You'll note if you go back to the 07 Route Log, 989 is listed.

Thanks for the info, appreciate it! I've been curious as to what was up with the 48/Fain Rd project, as it was just upgraded to full highway standard and makes for a very nice bypass around Prescott/Prescott Valley when I'm going to/from Phoenix and Williams where I live.

[agentsteel53]

AZ 48

How the fuck did you do that

same way that I've got I-22 clinched.

[geoffNOLA]

Maryland
I-195
MD-295
DC
I-695.295.395
DC-295
Alabama
I-10
AL-182
Florida
I-110
US-331
Mississippi
US-90
I-10,110,55,220
MS-604
Louisiana
I-10.110.210.310.510.610.55.12.59
US-61.90 Bus (I-910)
LA-24.20.45.3127.642.3213.3040.3087.3073.339.329.13.43.631.3235.3188.3060.52.541.3139.3019.3046.3152.3021.3017.3134.3018.560.466.1253.3137.314.353.94.3025.3184
Texas
I-610
TX-261.330.1.627
Tennessee
I-55
Virginia
VA-110.400.241

[Takumi]

This week's additions: VA 307, 168, 184, 182, & 183 in that order. 183 is very fun to drive.

[Sanctimoniously]

183 is very fun to drive.

Next time we drive this road, we need a E39 BMW M5. #hoonage

[Alps]

Updated to current: www.alpsroads.net/roads/clinched.html

[leroys73]

I-75, I-35, I-30, OK 7, US 277

[webfil]

Québec :
Autoroutes : Every inch of autoroute, except for some 2012-2013 openings (8 km of A-20, 32 km of A-30 and 8 km of A-73).

What opened/is about to open on A-73?  I know I haven't caught up with the A-20 eastern extension (maybe this summer), but wasn't aware of any A-73 changes.

Those 16 kilometres (rather than 8 ― km 167 to 183, my mistake) completed the new Québec-Saguenay 4-lane route, opened a couple of months ago. The northward extension of A-73 is connecting the previous nothern terminus (interchange with R-371) to the 4-lane section of R-175 at the entrance of Laurentides Wildlife Reserve, bypassing its old alignment.

[leroys73]

I-75, I-35, I-30, OK 7, US 277

Just wanted to add US 77, US 377, US 83, US 281, and I-29. Just finished them this year. Most of the miles on these highways were on a motorcycle. I hope that is OK.

[1]

For me, it isn't much:

I-88 in New York, in one sitting (100 miles)

NY 96B, in one sitting (10 miles)

GA 120

MA 125 (20 miles), although absolutely none in New Hampshire across the border

MA 129A, in one sitting (4 miles)

MA 213, in one sitting (4 miles)

I-290 in Massachusetts, in one sitting (20 miles)

I-291 in Massachusetts, in one sitting (5 miles)

GA 316

____

Almost MA 114, just need the easternmost ~2 miles

[Thing 342]

Been to most of the states (44/50) but haven't really clinched much outside my home state of Virginia.

VA: I-64, 264, 464*, 564*, 664*, 66, 581*, 85*, 785* (already driven entire planned route), 95, 195*, 295, 395*, 495, US-13, 17, 33*, 60, 211*, 219, 360, VA 2, 3, 5*, 6*, 20, 32*, 73, 76*, 105*, 134*, 143, 146*, 150*, 152*, 162*, 163, 164*, 168, 169*, 171*, 172*, 173, 175*, 195*, 199, 204*, 207*, 234, 278*, 286, 288, 289, 306*, 312*, 321*, 351, 399*, 415, 785*, 895*

*Clinched in one sitting

[1]

Been to most of the states (44/50) but haven't really clinched much outside my home state of Virginia.

VA: I-64, 264, 464*, 564*, 664*, 66, 581*, 85*, 785* (already driven entire planned route), 95, 195*, 295, 395*, 495, US-13, 17, 33*, 60, 211*, 219, 360, VA 2, 3, 5*, 6*, 20, 32*, 73, 76*, 105*, 134*, 143, 146*, 150*, 152*, 162*, 163, 164*, 168, 169*, 171*, 172*, 173, 175*, 195*, 199, 204*, 207*, 234, 278*, 286, 288, 289, 306*, 312*, 321*, 351, 399*, 415, 785*, 895*

What do the asterisks mean?

[hbelkins]

What do the asterisks mean?

My guess is, clinched in one sitting. Am I right?

[The High Plains Traveler]

This sounds sad for a guy who's driven since 1966, but:

U.S. 56
U.S. 350
U.S. 491
I-H2
I-8
I-12
I-76 (west)
I-17
I-19
I-25
I-27
I-37
I-45

Now, I could list long continuous stretches (>1000 miles) of interstate and U.S. routes that I've clinched, but not entire routes other than what I've listed above. And I wouldn't presume to list every state route I've clinched, nor each 3dI or suffixed interstate.

If all goes as planned, I may be able to claim all of I-2 that currently exists later this fall.

[Sanctimoniously]

On my trip back from North Carolina, I finished off I-459 with the portion between I-59 and I-20. To finish I-59, I just need the Birmingham section and from Meridian to New Orleans. I'll get right on it...

[Zeffy]

Ugh, I haven't clinched really anything outside of the Garden State...and even then, it's still pretty bad.

US 206, NJ 18, NJ 27, NJ 28, NJ 29, NJ 31, NJ 33, NJ 171, NJ 179, I-287, NJ 440, PA 32, PA 179, NJ 444 (GSP )

Traveled but not fully clinched: US 202, US 1, US 9, US 130, US 30, I-95 (NJTP / Trenton), I-78, I-278

[PHLBOS]

Almost MA 114, just need the easternmost ~2 miles

Assuming your age listing is true & current, I take it that you couldn't coax any family member to take you on a drive into Marblehead (my hometown) when in Salem.   

[corco]

This sounds sad for a guy who's driven since 1966, but:

U.S. 56
U.S. 350
U.S. 491
I-H2
I-8
I-12
I-76 (west)
I-17
I-19
I-25
I-27
I-37
I-45

Now, I could list long continuous stretches (>1000 miles) of interstate and U.S. routes that I've clinched, but not entire routes other than what I've listed above. And I wouldn't presume to list every state route I've clinched, nor each 3dI or suffixed interstate.

If all goes as planned, I may be able to claim all of I-2 that currently exists later this fall.

I'm amazed that you haven't clinched US 138

[froggie]

He's in Pueblo...a bit far to "randomly" get to US 138.

[ET21]

Illinois
I-88
I-90
I-190
I-290
I-294
I-355

Indiana
I-80
I-90
I-94

Wisconsin
I-39
I-90
I-94
I-894

Minnesota
I-90

Michigan
I-94
I-196

New York
I-290
I-390

Pennsylvania
I-380
I-76

[CentralCAroadgeek]

At the top of my head, I can say I've clinched...

California
CA-46
US-50
CA-156
CA-183
I-205
CA/I-210
CA-233
I-238
I-380
I-505
I-680
I-780

Oregon
OR-6

Washington
I-5
WA-8
WA-16
I-205