 See
the space allocated for I-73 on the BGS? Yes, yes you do. I
mainly took this picture for Randleman Road. Randleman is where Kyle
Petty, driver of the NASCAR #45 Dodge, is from. |
 This
is what SB US 220 looks like. |
 There
are a bunch of these transportation-related blue signs on this stretch of
highway. |
 I'll
refrain from the dirty jokes on this one, but aren't the two town names
synonymous? Maybe it's the same town and they just want you to THINK
there are two!! |
 Look
carefully, because it is not I-73 yet. It says "Future" instead of
"Interstate." |
 Woo
NASCAR!! Woo Petty!! |
 Suddenly,
Future I-74 joins the fray. |
 Detour
state shields are orange! |
 Kinda
substandard, which is why this road is not I-73. |
 If
you're a follower of this site, you are probably tired of me saying this,
but here it goes: Yes, that's the same US 64 that runs through
Muskogee, Oklahoma! |
 So
south of Asheboro, the road is up to interstate standards, and we have I-73
and I-74! And it's still US 220, of course. |
 Some
landscape. |
 Okay,
so the freeway has ended a few miles behind us. Now this is US 220 SB
and to the right is the new alignment for I-73. This scene probably
resembles a lot of US routes in the 1960s and 1970s when most interstates
were being constructed across the country. |
 I
don't know what town this is, but it is north of Rockingham. |
 Now
we're getting into Rockingham, home of North Carolina Speedway (which NASCAR
abandoned in 2004). |
 A
Rockingham scene on Bus. US 74 WB. |
 More
Bus. US 74! |
 See?! |
 Interesting
use of exit numbers at the end of Bus. US 74. |
 This
is US 74 WB. |
 Does
this really need description? |
 I
thought this scene was kinda cool. |
 The
town of Morven, NC. |
 Where
we pick up US 52 to go south. |
 SB
US 52 in southern North Carolina. |
 Yay,
new county!! |
 There
is a truck route on SC 9. |
 Hey,
it's US 1, which runs right by the University of Miami, where I go to
school! |
 I'm
not interested in returning to Rockingham right now. But I am, in
fact, going the right way. |
 Now
we're in the Bennettsville area at US 15 and US 401. We'll take SC 38
from here. |
 State
name in the shield! State name in the shield! |
 At
the I-95 junction on SC 38 SB. |
 SC
38 is 4 lanes in these parts, just south of I-95. I'm grabbing one
last county on this jaunt. |
 Now
back on I-95 SB. This is approaching the eastern terminus of I-20,
which ends all the way out in the Texas desert. But hey, I-20 ends
here, so why is the left BGS telling us that I-20 continues eastward?
It shouldn't-- it is actually Business Spur I-20. |
 The
beginning of I-20. They did it again, what with the wrong signage.
This is the last picture because I already traveled this part of the road
and it got dark after this. |
If you've stuck with me all the way on
this trip, congratulations!! You've made it to the end! Thanks
for traveling with me! |
See
the space allocated for I-73 on the BGS? Yes, yes you do. I
mainly took this picture for Randleman Road. Randleman is where Kyle
Petty, driver of the NASCAR #45 Dodge, is from.
This
is what SB US 220 looks like. 
There
are a bunch of these transportation-related blue signs on this stretch of
highway.
I'll
refrain from the dirty jokes on this one, but aren't the two town names
synonymous? Maybe it's the same town and they just want you to THINK
there are two!!
Look
carefully, because it is not I-73 yet. It says "Future" instead of
"Interstate."
Woo
NASCAR!! Woo Petty!!
Suddenly,
Future I-74 joins the fray.
Detour
state shields are orange!
Kinda
substandard, which is why this road is not I-73.
If
you're a follower of this site, you are probably tired of me saying this,
but here it goes: Yes, that's the same US 64 that runs through
Muskogee, Oklahoma!
So
south of Asheboro, the road is up to interstate standards, and we have I-73
and I-74! And it's still US 220, of course.
Some
landscape.
Okay,
so the freeway has ended a few miles behind us. Now this is US 220 SB
and to the right is the new alignment for I-73. This scene probably
resembles a lot of US routes in the 1960s and 1970s when most interstates
were being constructed across the country.
I
don't know what town this is, but it is north of Rockingham.
Now
we're getting into Rockingham, home of North Carolina Speedway (which NASCAR
abandoned in 2004). 
A
Rockingham scene on Bus. US 74 WB.
More
Bus. US 74!
See?!
Interesting
use of exit numbers at the end of Bus. US 74.
This
is US 74 WB.
Does
this really need description?
I
thought this scene was kinda cool.
The
town of Morven, NC.
Where
we pick up US 52 to go south.
SB
US 52 in southern North Carolina.
Yay,
new county!!
There
is a truck route on SC 9.
Hey,
it's US 1, which runs right by the University of Miami, where I go to
school!
I'm
not interested in returning to Rockingham right now. But I am, in
fact, going the right way.
Now
we're in the Bennettsville area at US 15 and US 401. We'll take SC 38
from here.
State
name in the shield! State name in the shield!
At
the I-95 junction on SC 38 SB.
SC
38 is 4 lanes in these parts, just south of I-95. I'm grabbing one
last county on this jaunt.
Now
back on I-95 SB. This is approaching the eastern terminus of I-20,
which ends all the way out in the Texas desert. But hey, I-20 ends
here, so why is the left BGS telling us that I-20 continues eastward?
It shouldn't-- it is actually Business Spur I-20.
The
beginning of I-20. They did it again, what with the wrong signage.
This is the last picture because I already traveled this part of the road
and it got dark after this.