US
27 Northbound in Broward County. Expressway and lightly traveled.
Junction
with I-75 and FL 84 is ahead.
The
ramp from US 27 NB to I-75.
North
or south on I-75? 
I-75
Northbound is Alligator Alley Westbound.
I-275
is in just one mile. South of St. Petersburg.
US
41 comes first, though.
I-275
North is called the Sunshine Skyway.
This
is Tampa Bay, which is surprisingly flat and close to the interstate.
I
think this must be the reason it is called the "skyway."
Going
up.
North
I-275.
Now
we're getting into the city of St. Petersburg, still on I-275.
Downtown
exits for St. Pete. The two most pointless interstates are located
here, besides I-180 in Illinois.
I-375
goes to the pier. Both I-175 and I-375 are only a couple thousand feet
long.
Now
in Tampa, nearing the western end of I-4.
More
Tampa scenes.
I-4
is about to begin.
I-275
becomes "Thru Traffic" north of I-4.
End
I-275 at I-75.
This
is a life-sized image of an I-75 Georgia shield. Because this is so
huge, I've put the next three pictures on the right side.
US
82 and GA 520 in Tifton, off I-75. Why is that GA state shield green?
I-16
ends here at I-75 in Macon.
The split of the two interstates in Macon.
South
of Atlanta at the convergence of multiple interstates.
At
I-285, the bypass of Atlanta.
I-75
through Atlanta is quite wide and busy.
I-75
continues with a view of the Atlanta skyline.
I-85
joined I-75 a few miles ago and now we're downtown. You can see the
Georgia capitol building to the right.