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Where that stadium is also where the Miami Grand Prix for F1 is held

Can't wait until US 6 and US 30.

Can I go 110 on that Ave?

Currently widening 64/75 down to the southern split and all the overheads have been taken down, maybe you'll get your wish and they won't sign 64 for Ashland anymore Probably not, but yay for optimism

I really do think that I 70 should be signed for Washington PA going west from Wheeling. I can’t imagine any other control city for that route in that direction at that point because Pittsburgh doesn’t make sense cause not everyone’s going to Pittsburgh. The turnpike is kind of a through route I feel as though more people are going to meet with the turnpike in new Stanton than are going to Pittsburgh and I don’t like new Stanton as a control city Washington Baltimore doesn’t make sense because if I was going east on the turnpike, I could be going to Philadelphia or New York City or in my case Connecticut, so I like Washington because it’s a pretty big spot compared to the other cities pass through between Columbus and Harrisburg, so yeah, I support Washington PA

When you mentioned US 322 I knew I had heard that from somewhere but I haven’t spent a lot of time in South Jersey so I knew it was something else so after a quick Google search I learned that US 322 is the road that you get off of I 80 to get on I 99 in Bellefonte Pennsylvania. That was a fun little moment for me.

Marietta! There, I said it (just for laughs)!

Why include Jamestown New York as a control city? Are you deaf man? Jamestown, New York is the home of Lucille Ball! Nuff said. Mic drop!

Save today Tom Raper's Way! In Richmond

At one point I counted which interstate/us highway pairs intersect the most. I can’t find it now but I believe I-70/US-40 was the most, followed by I-95/US-1 and (surprisingly) I-91/US-5 in 2nd and 3rd

Your thumbnail was not specific enough. You didn't specify if it was Kansas City, Missouri or Kansas City, Kansas. LOL. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Yoo bro you should do one on US-30, that'd be dope as hell

Expecting PA to be: 70% of them or more

SHOUTOUT TO CHESTER & BOOTS N BONNETS aka THE BEST BAR ON EARTH.

Casey is pronounced “K-Z” Vandalia is pronounced “Van-Dale-ya” Sandoval is pronounced “San-doe-vul. This was such a great video and I really enjoyed it!!! Highly recommend taking US 40 instead of I 70 from Indianapolis to St. Louis. It is a much more peaceful and pleasant highway. .

Go Ravens! Doh!

I’ve been on us 40 in Ohio on my trip back in July and US 22 and I took some of my own pic of the US 40 sheild and i thought of you Todd while doing that 😂 and I got to be on I-70 and 77 to (: I got to take my pic of the most hyped interstate ever I-68

When you do next US 40 video westward it will be going to the infamous Limon.

Been to National Trail Raceway in Hebron OH on US 40 for a few years You don't really show how that area from Zanesville to just before Reynoldsburg is just cornfields on US 40 and how old and colonial that area is up to Granville and Newark

It's pronounced "buh-LENN".

3:57 Buena is pronounced “Byoo-nah”…yup, that’s New Jersey for you.

I live in Vandalia (pronounced Van-day-lia) and grew up in Englewood/Clayton so 40 has always been one of my regular routes, especially if I'm avoiding I-70. It actually isn't going around the golf course but around Taylorsville Metropark and Taylorsville Dam on the Great Miami River. On the other side of the airport you meet Englewood Metropark and Englewood Dam on the Stillwater River. They're there because of the great flood of Dayton in 1913.

You were supposed to get off at Ceder Crest, not Central/Tramway! You missed the part of the Mother Road that plays music when you drive over it. What a shame.

Las Vegas, NM _is_ the "real Las Vegas;" the one in Nevada is over a hundred years newer. Both Las Vegases define the eastern and western boundaries of the American Southwest. Also, Colorado Spring and Denver are in CO, not NM. NM is a very massive state and only uses control cities within the state except near state lines. That is far more useful to New Mexicans than knowing how far Denver is.

Been waiting for this one for a long time. US-40 goes right through the area I grew up, in that St. Clairsville/Wheeling area, and it and I-70 started my fascination with roads. Growing up in a small town I always thought it was so cool to have these extremely important roads travel right through home and go all the way across the country. I always was curious about where they would take me to and where they would eventually end. Really enjoyed this video.

Baltimore looks that bad around US40 it looks like they didn't ripe out enough but seriously speaking... If they have ripped everything out they might as well finish the road.

Zanesville's "Y-Bridge"...the Y-City!

I-70 and US-40 brother and sister routes

I rather drive a dull road like 16 than the other Indianapolis Motor Speedway called I-465.

The duplex is probably a remnant of the "Lakes to Sea Highway" of which US 322 is the main component. Totally not needed now but old duplexes die hard.

Hi Todd. Are you covering US-24? If so, you can hold on to this request. Or does it make more sense to put this in the all request show? I want you to show the amazing bridge and the SPUI at the interchange of I-94 and US-24. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_Bridge_(Michigan)

Interesting fact...PA 51 goes through Pittsburgh and to the Ohio line, where it becomes OH14 and ends at Public Square. California, PA is home to a state university, hence the sign. Eventually, PA43 will go to Pittsburgh as the Mon Fayette Expressway.

219 does not go to Morgantown. 119 does.

The only way to fix Baltimore is to level it and start over. I-70 did not destroy Columbus, Indianapolis, St. Louis or Kansas City. Hell, I-70 was built next to my greatgrandfather's house and there is an interchange in the midst of Point State Park in Pittsburgh.

Cool to see US 40. I am most familiar with the section from the US219-I68 interchange to Wheeling, WV going through Nemacolin Woodlands, by Ohiopyle and Fort Necessity, down Mount Summit through Uniontown, past Brownsville and Washington, PA.

Me: Hey, can we buy the Gateway Arch? Mom: No, we have the Gateway Arch at home The Gateway Arch at home: 34:28

I appreciate that the video is exactly 40 minutes long.

I can't wait for the November 7th video

i was just on us 40 yesturday after a 8 HOUR BUS RIDE ON GREYHOUND half the ride was on us 40 after we left wilmington from new york to dc which is supposed to be 4 hours but the bus decided we will stop in at 8 random places that nobody got off

20:23-20:41 bro said Ohio so many times so close to each other you might think he has gen alpha brain rot /j+lh

12:00 I found out years ago that in MD the former alignments of US 40 are signed as MD 144 only to the west of Baltimore. East of the city, they're all signed MD 7.

I’ve actually been to the A.C boardwalk and it is really fun! And the A.C EXPWY.

awesome video!!!!!

The most I've ever probably driven on the US40 is probably between Cumberland Maryland to little bit past of Frederick Maryland. But Hagerstown, it's pretty cool to drop through that. I live not that far away from Hagerstown like 40 minutes away. From winchester virginia US40 is a split road through downtown Hagerstown. Then when they're going East towards Frederick. Maryland it is called the dual highway. But that was a pretty cool video I enjoyed it.

I-70 and US-40 sounds like a complicated/toxic/failing marriage/relationship.

around 15:03 you missed the only scenic us route still left in the country (us-40 scenic). it’s only like 15 miles long

Almost like 40 is there for when there's an incident on I-70 requiring a detour. (Kind of like 301 was for I-95 if memory serves.)

At 34:30, the "Little Arch" in Vandalia IL used to be part of the sign for a Travel Lodge motel that was located right there. The motel changed brands many years ago and so is no longer a Travel Lodge, so the sign was torn down, but they left the arch. In the '70s, visiting my grandparents in Vandalia, I used to ride with my grandfather every day from their house a couple of miles outside town to this Travel Lodge to get that day's edition of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, because Vandalia was too far out for home delivery to be offered.

To avoid the tolls in Delaware and Maryland, I took US 40 as soon as I got into Delaware, the took 40 to I-695 outer loop, then took I-95 on the other side of Baltimore, all the way down to Florida. Wow! I drove this stretch of US 40 (twice), and overlooked that stone marker!

The Black Horse Pike.