 These
first few pics are from my camera and they are dark and I didn't feel like
brightening them all. But this is US 1 SB at Red Road in South Miami.
Just southwest of the University of Miami. |
 A
pretty good view of the Snapper Creek Expressway, FL 878. It connects
US 1 to the Don Shula Expressway, FL 874, near Kendall. |
 FL
878 is a 4-lane freeway with a jersey barrier. It's only about 2.5
miles long. This is at Galloway Road. |
 FL
878 ends as is turns into the Collector/Distributor lanes for FL 874 SB.
This is at Kendall Dr. |
 FL
874 SB at Killian Dr. |
 The
toll plaza on the Don Shula has some SunPass express lanes, sorta like
Illinois' "Open-Road Tolling.". |
 These
weird shields are used when freeways are numbered as FL state roads. |
 This
is approaching the southern end of FL 874 at Florida's Turnpike. The
turnpike goes over those bridges in the picture. |
 The
Turnpike in Dade County is rather wide. |
 The
Turnpike, however, does not have open-road tolling. |
 South
of the toll plaza, the Turnpike reduces to 4-lanes. |
 And
this is basically what it looks like until Homestead. |
 Can't
leave out a Florida's Turnpike shield. |
 Only
2 miles from the end of the Turnpike, which began near Ocala. |
 We
keep left. |
 The
exit for NB US 1 breaks to the left just behind the pic, and the SB exit is
all you see here. |
 Bye-bye
Turnpike! |
 Florida
City. Take your pick of National Parks to visit. |
 SB
US 1 in Florida City. |
 FL
997 is Krome Avenue, and is the road that pretty much separates all
development from the Everglades. |
 I
don't get it, but it is interesting. And useful to someone. |
 Card
Sound Road seems more interesting than US 1 down to Monroe County. |
 SB
US 1 quickly reduces to 2-lanes. Card Sound Rd. is a 2-laner, as well. |
 In
the turn lane for Card Sound Rd. on US 1 SB. |
 If
you thought the toll booth on Card Sound Rd. was high-tech, think again! |
 A
pretty typical scene on Card Sound Rd. |
These
first few pics are from my camera and they are dark and I didn't feel like
brightening them all. But this is US 1 SB at Red Road in South Miami.
Just southwest of the University of Miami.
A
pretty good view of the Snapper Creek Expressway, FL 878. It connects
US 1 to the Don Shula Expressway, FL 874, near Kendall.
FL
878 is a 4-lane freeway with a jersey barrier. It's only about 2.5
miles long. This is at Galloway Road.
FL
878 ends as is turns into the Collector/Distributor lanes for FL 874 SB.
This is at Kendall Dr.
FL
874 SB at Killian Dr.
The
toll plaza on the Don Shula has some SunPass express lanes, sorta like
Illinois' "Open-Road Tolling.".
These
weird shields are used when freeways are numbered as FL state roads. 
This
is approaching the southern end of FL 874 at Florida's Turnpike. The
turnpike goes over those bridges in the picture.
The
Turnpike in Dade County is rather wide.
The
Turnpike, however, does not have open-road tolling.
South
of the toll plaza, the Turnpike reduces to 4-lanes.
And
this is basically what it looks like until Homestead.
Can't
leave out a Florida's Turnpike shield.
Only
2 miles from the end of the Turnpike, which began near Ocala.
We
keep left.
The
exit for NB US 1 breaks to the left just behind the pic, and the SB exit is
all you see here.
Bye-bye
Turnpike!
Florida
City. Take your pick of National Parks to visit.
SB
US 1 in Florida City.
FL
997 is Krome Avenue, and is the road that pretty much separates all
development from the Everglades.
I
don't get it, but it is interesting. And useful to someone.
Card
Sound Road seems more interesting than US 1 down to Monroe County.
SB
US 1 quickly reduces to 2-lanes. Card Sound Rd. is a 2-laner, as well.
In
the turn lane for Card Sound Rd. on US 1 SB.
If
you thought the toll booth on Card Sound Rd. was high-tech, think again!
A
pretty typical scene on Card Sound Rd.
