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Published by: Roundabout Publications PO Box 569 LaCygne, KS 66040 Phone: 913-203-7623 Internet: www.RoundaboutPublications.com Contents Introduction ...................................................................4 Interstate 74 ................................................................. 55 Interstate 4 ......................................................................5 Interstate 75 ................................................................. 56 Interstate 5 ......................................................................5 Interstate 76 ................................................................. 61 Interstate 8 ......................................................................9 Interstate 77 ................................................................. 63 Interstate 10 ....................................................................9 Interstate 78 ................................................................. 65 Interstate 15 ................................................................. 14 Interstate 79 ................................................................. 66 Interstate 16 ................................................................. 17 Interstate 80 ................................................................. 67 Interstate 17 ................................................................. 17 Interstate 81 ................................................................. 74 Interstate 19 ................................................................. 17 Interstate 82 ................................................................. 77 Interstate 20 ................................................................. 18 Interstate 83 ................................................................. 77 Interstate 24 ................................................................. 21 Interstate 84 ................................................................. 77 Interstate 25 ................................................................. 21 Interstate 85 ................................................................. 80 Interstate 26 ................................................................. 23 Interstate 86 ................................................................. 82 Interstate 27 ................................................................. 24 Interstate 87 ................................................................. 83 Interstate 29 ................................................................. 24 Interstate 88 ................................................................. 84 Interstate 30 ................................................................. 26 Interstate 89 ................................................................. 85 Interstate 35 ................................................................. 27 Interstate 90 ................................................................. 86 Interstate 37 ................................................................. 30 Interstate 91 ................................................................. 95 Interstate 39 ................................................................. 30 Interstate 93 ................................................................. 95 Interstate 40 ................................................................. 31 Interstate 94 ................................................................. 96 Interstate 41 ................................................................. 36 Interstate 95 ............................................................... 100 Interstate 43 ................................................................. 36 Interstate 96 ............................................................... 107 Interstate 44 ................................................................. 36 Appendix A - Overnight Parking Rules ................ 108 Interstate 45 ................................................................. 38 Appendix B - Department of Interstate 49 ................................................................. 38 Transportation Offices ......................................... 110 Interstate 55 ................................................................. 39 Appendix C - State Tourism Offices....................... 112 Interstate 57 ................................................................. 41 Interstate 59 ................................................................. 42 Interstate 64 ................................................................. 43 Interstate 65 ................................................................. 45 Interstate 66 ................................................................. 47 Interstate 68 ................................................................. 47 Interstate 69 ................................................................. 48 Interstate 70 ................................................................. 49 Interstate 71 ................................................................. 54 Interstate 72 ................................................................. 55 4 Rest Area Guide Introduction as Exit 2, Exit 3 and so on. Few states use this method of numbering Interstate exits. The following states The information presented in this publication is use the sequential numbering system: designed to help you locate rest areas along Interstate highways. Understanding how the information is • Connecticut presented, and learning the difference between a mile • Delaware marker and exit number, will aid you in using this • Massachusetts publication. • New Hampshire • New Jersey (Turnpike) Mile Markers and Exit Numbers • New York • Rhode Island • Vermont Mile Markers Mile markers, or mileposts as they are also known, California’s Numbering System are the vertical green signs on the edge of highways As mentioned above, California does not use mile placed at one-mile intervals. Mile marker numbering markers nor does it indicate exits with a number. This begins at the most southerly or westerly point in a is changing, however. In January of 2002, California state. For example, if you enter Colorado from New began erecting signs displaying exit numbers based Mexico, mile markers will increase as you travel north on the mile marker system. The exit numbers and through Colorado. Likewise if you were to enter mile marker numbers used in this publication for Colorado from Utah, mile markers would increase California are based on the proposed numbers that as you travel east through Colorado. California is the California has assigned. only state that does not use mile markers. Instead, they use a Post Mile system with numbering beginning and ending at county lines. Rest Area Information Exit Numbers Rest area information is presented in a way that makes Interstate exit numbers are determined by one of two it easy to use as you’re traveling. Depending on your methods. The first, and most widely used, is based direction of travel, your navigator will either read up on the mile marker system. Using this method, the the page or down the page. If you are traveling north first exit number on an Interstate as you travel south or east, read from the bottom, up. If you are traveling to north or west to east is determined by its distance south or west, read from the top, down. from the state line. For example, if an exit is located between mile markers 4 and 5, it is numbered as Exit 4. The next exit, if located at mile marker 8.7, would be numbered as Exit 8. Thus you would know that you must travel approximately 4 miles to reach the next exit. Using this method of exit numbering helps to determine the location and distance to a desired exit. The second method of numbering Interstate exits is the sequential numbering system, which means Interstate exit numbers begin at the most southerly or westerly point and increase consecutively as you travel north or east. Using this method, the first exit on an Interstate as you travel south to north or west to east is Exit 1. Each exit thereafter increases consecutively Rest Area Guide 5 Interstate 4 Interstate 5 Interstate 4 is a 133-mile route running east to west within Interstate 5 is a 1,381-mile route running north to south from Florida from Daytona Beach to Tampa. Eastbound travelers Canada to Mexico. Northbound travelers read up the page; read up the page; westbound travelers read down. southbound travelers read down. ▼ DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA ▼ WASHINGTON MILE 96 - EASTBOUND - LONGWOOD MILE 269 - SOUTHBOUND - CUSTER Seminole County Rest Area Custer Rest Area Restrooms, Family Restrooms, Phones, Picnic Tables, Restrooms, Phones, Picnic Tables, Vending Machines, Pet Vending Machines, Pet Exercise Area, Accessible Facilities, Exercise Area, Accessible Facilities On-Site Security • 24hr Security MILE 267 - NORTHBOUND - CUSTER MILE 94 - WESTBOUND - LONGWOOD Custer Rest Area Seminole County Rest Area Restrooms, Phones, Picnic Tables, Vending Machines, Pet Restrooms, Family Restrooms, Phones, Picnic