United States
- Numbered Highways in the United States
- Alaska Highway
- Atlantic City Expressway
- Avenue of the Saints
- Big Dig
- Boston Post Road January 1, 1673.
- Broadway
- California State Route 1 (aka Pacific Coast Highway)
- El Camino Real
- Capital Beltway
- Historic Columbia River Highway
- Connecticut Route 108 December 7, 1696.
- Cumberland Road or National Road
- DuPont Boulevard Privately funded highway that in 1917 was the first to use a white dividing line.
- Dixie Highway
- Eastern Parkway
- Garden State Parkway
- Great River Road
- Great Valley Road
- Hutchinson River Parkway
- Highway 61
- Jefferson Highway
- King's Highway (Charleston to Boston) January 22, 1673.
- King's Highway (St. Augustine to Mexico)
- Lancaster Road
- Lincoln Highway
- List of American Freeways
- Massachusetts Turnpike
- M-102
- Merritt Parkway
- Route 128
- New Jersey Turnpike
- New York State Thruway
- Ohio Turnpike
- Old Post Road
- Papago Freeway
- Pennsylvania Turnpike
- Santa Ana Freeway
- Trail Ridge Road
- Route 66
- United States Highway 1
- Southern Tier Expressway (Route 17)
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