U.S. 301BY/SR 73BY loop east from U.S. 25/301 (S Main Street) to U.S. 80/SR 26 (Northside Drive) and north back to U.S. 301/SR 73 (Parrish Street) along a 6.83 mile long course. The controlled access arterial travels at-grade, with a grassy median separating two lane roadways.
U.S. 301 Bypass was established with approval by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) on June 15, 1992. The bypass was completed by October 1992.
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SR 24 loops east from U.S. 301 to Newington and west to U.S. 301BY from Oliver.
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SR 24 concludes 1.11 miles west of U.S. 301BY/SR 73BY at U.S. 80/SR 26 (Northside Drive).
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Reassurance marker posted south of Jones Mill Road.
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U.S. 301BY advances south to a commercialized intersection with U.S. 80/SR 26 (Northside Drive).
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Southeast from Statesboro, U.S. 80 continues to the city of Brooklet and accompanies the I-16 corridor east to Savannah.
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U.S. 80 (Northside Drive) west across Statesboro bypasses Downtown to the north along a commercial boulevard.
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A right in right out (RIRO) intersection links U.S. 301BY southbound with Freedom Way to Statesboro Crossing shopping center.
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SR 67 (Fair Road) branches 2.5 miles southeast from U.S. 301 (S Main Street) to U.S. 301BY/SR 73BY.
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SR 67 leads southeast from Statesboro to Pembroke and Fort Stewart.
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Advancing west, U.S. 301BY passes by an array of apartment complexes at Statesboro Place Circle.
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Lanier Drive intersects U.S. 301BY south of Allen E. Paulson Stadium, home of Georgia Southern Eagles football.
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Akins Boulevard heads north from U.S. 301BY to the campus of Georgia Southern University.
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The bypass around Statesboro continues northwest from U.S. 25/301 (S Main Street) as U.S. 25BY/SR 67BY.
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Photo Credits:
11/21/21 by AARoads
Page Updated 03-11-2022.