Bunch
of US Routes: US 41, US 64, US 11, and US 72 all share pavement.
We saw US 64 in North Carolina and could follow US 41 all the way up to
Chicago if we wanted to. This is just west of Chattanooga off of I-24. |
I-24
dips back into Georgia for a few miles to hit I-59, which ends here. |
Welcome
back to Tennessee. |
I-24
goes through some mountains in southern Tennessee. |
I-24
WB crossing TN 840, which may or may not be I-840 one day. |
Getting
more urban as we head into Nashville. |
I-40
joins I-24 through Tennessee's capitol city. |
I
guess I-40 takes precedence over I-24. |
Now
we'll add I-65 to the mix. |
I-65
and I-24 split here, but the truck is blocking the view. |
One
of Ketucky's politicized parkways. This one was formerly the Green River
Parkway. |
A
stop for gas led us to US 31W. |
I-65
NB at I-265, the Gene Snyder Freeway. |
Nearing
I-264. Interesting how Louisville lays claim to I-264 and I-265 both! |
Muhammad
Ali gets some recognition in downtown Louisville on I-65 NB. |
Coming
up on I-71 and I-64. |
Going
on the bridge over the Ohio River into Indiana. |
Welcome
to Indiana again. |
I-65
was closed in Indianapolis at the time, and they directed motorists to use
I-465. |
Taking
the warnings seriously, we now get on to I-465 around Indianapolis. |
I-465
is accompanied by I-74 and IN 37. |
Approaching
Indy Airport. |
Finally,
we're back in the Chicago area now, but still in Indiana. We exited
onto I-80/94. The Borman. That was a mistake, as we sat in
traffic forever! |
That's the end of the College Roadtrip!
It was over 3,500 miles long and took a about two weeks (with multiple-day
stops in Florida). |