Guess the Non-interstate Freeway Challenge!

[sprjus4]

SC-31 Carolina Bays Parkway, which while not US-17, it acts as a freeway routing around Myrtle Beach for north-south traffic otherwise using US-17.

[wriddle082]

SC-31 Carolina Bays Parkway, which while not US-17, it acts as a freeway routing around Myrtle Beach for north-south traffic otherwise using US-17.

Yep, and it's full interstate standard with full paved shoulders, because sometime after we're all in our graves, this will become I-74.  This view is looking NB from the SB lanes, just N of the SC 22 interchange.  https://maps.app.goo.gl/7cEVQNDq4xrUqC6h7?g_st=ic

[sprjus4]

[cockroachking]

US-50/Arlington Blvd?

[sprjus4]

Correct! This route is largely a divided highway with frontage roads and occasionally interchanges. The segment I chose from had a few back-to-back interchanges so I considered it a short freeway segment.

I-66 parallels the route and provides the proper interstate routing, although US-50 remains an important local route.

[wriddle082]

Correct! This route is largely a divided highway with frontage roads and occasionally interchanges. The segment I chose from had a few back-to-back interchanges so I considered it a short freeway segment.

I-66 parallels the route and provides the proper interstate routing, although US-50 remains an important local route.

Also, US 50 has zero HOV/HOT restrictions, unlike I-66 inside the beltway.

This was good!  I was going to guess either US 29 in Greensboro or US 421 in W-S, even though those roadways are a little more clustered up.

[cockroachking]

Correct! This route is largely a divided highway with frontage roads and occasionally interchanges. The segment I chose from had a few back-to-back interchanges so I considered it a short freeway segment.

I-66 parallels the route and provides the proper interstate routing, although US-50 remains an important local route.

Also, US 50 has zero HOV/HOT restrictions, unlike I-66 inside the beltway.

This was good!  I was going to guess either US 29 in Greensboro or US 421 in W-S, even though those roadways are a little more clustered up.

I've driven that section of US-50 from Falls Church into DC, and I can attest that it is a nice drive.

Next up, from the Northeast:

[wriddle082]

US 219

[webny99]

NY 17?

[kirbykart]

NY 49

[MATraveler128]

US 22

[cockroachking]

Incorrect guesses:
US-22, 219
NY-17, 49

[jmacswimmer]

NY 400?

[cockroachking]

NY 400?

It is NY-400. I figured the pavement quality (or lack thereof) would clue people in on New York 

[webny99]

NY 400?

It is NY-400. I figured the pavement quality (or lack thereof) would clue people in on New York 

That is a rather remote section of highway, especially looking the other direction. I did think it looked sort of like the Southern Tier.

[jmacswimmer]

NY 400?

It is NY-400. I figured the pavement quality (or lack thereof) would clue people in on New York 

It was more-so the bridge railing than the (lack of) pavement quality that clued me in to New York 

Up next, from the Mid-Atlantic:

[MATraveler128]

US 340

[jmacswimmer]

US 340

[Hunty2022]

US 29?

[jmacswimmer]

US 29?

Negative.

[CometTheMountainLion]

US 17

[wriddle082]

US 220

[jmacswimmer]

US 17

US 220

Incorrect - let's go ahead and rule out US routes. Think state routes.

[amroad17]

MD 4, Stephanie Roper Hwy; NW of Bristol.

[jmacswimmer]

MD 4, Stephanie Roper Hwy; NW of Bristol.

Nailed it - well done!