Business Loop I-95 - Fayetteville
Business Loop I-95 through Fayetteville was established in the late 1970s along U.S. 301. The 15.13 mile long route varies between a limited access highway and a controlled access arterial and generally serves interests to Downtown from Hope Mills and Eastover. A second business loop for Interstate 95 was posted from the late 1970s to 1988 through Rocky Mount. This loop also utilized U.S. 301 and a portion of NC 4.
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Chicken Foot Road (old NC 59) connects Interstate 95 south with Business Loop I-95/U.S. 301 north by southern Hope Mills.
12/28/22
NC 59 formerly extended 8.29 miles north from I-95 to U.S. 401 Business (Raeford Road) in the city of Fayetteville. The state highway was decommissioned in November 2022.
12/28/22
U.S. 301 combines with Business Loop I-95 nearby. The two routes head northeast past Hope Mills into Fayetteville.
12/28/22
Chicken Foot Road (old NC 59) becomes S Main Street at the parclo A2 interchange with Business Loop I-95/U.S. 301.
12/28/22
Construction underway in 2019/20 replaced the two lane overpass taking S Main Street over Business Loop I-95.
07/11/24
A loop ramp connects S Main Street with Business Loop I-95 south to Lumberton and U.S. 301 south to Parkton.
07/11/24
Main Street (former NC 59) extends 3.5 miles north from the exchange with Business Loop I-95/U.S. 301 to Camden Road. Hope Mills Road continues the arterial from there to U.S. 401.
07/11/24
Photo Credits:
- Alex Nitzman: 12/28/22
- Brent Ivy: 07/11/24
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Page Updated Thursday December 19, 2024.