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* Updated
with New Information as
of January 3, 2021.
Color Key: Complete,
Complete, but not signed as Interstate, Under Construction, Funded
Future Project, Project Not Listed in
STIP.
* Dates from NCDOT's Draft State
Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 2020-2029 (Jan. 2019) and
are subject to change. The STIP includes all projects funded from
2020 to 2029. Projects thus not included in the STIP have an assumed
starting date after 2029.
** For completed and
under construction projects only.
*** While
the project to upgrade US 220 to Interstate standards is unfunded
and thus not set to start until after 2025, NCDOT received a waiver
to have the segment signed as a full interstate when
the I-73/74 Asheboro construction project (I-73 Segment 8) was
completed in October 2012, signing took place in October 2013.
1. Though the road is signed as an interstate, work is
still needed on widening the shoulders on the southern end to meet
interstate standards. This project was to start in 2011 but has been
delayed (again) to after 2027 in latest STIP revision, and this for
only the segment from NC 211 south to Alt. US 220.
2. There are remaining project to improve interchanges and/or bridges in this segment, but NCDOT was not required by the FHWA to complete these improvements for the route to be signed as an interstate.
3. Though built to interstate standards, this segment was not made part of the Interstate system until work to upgrade US 220 to interstate standards through Asheboro was complete. Though the exit signs were updated to interstate standards in the summer of 2013, the project also called for putting up official I-73 and I-74 signage (and removing US 220 signs), this was completed in December 2013.
d-On May 21, 2018
AASHTO's Special Committee on US Route Numbering approved NCDOT's
request to decommission US 311 from I-73 in Randleman, along I-74
through High Point to where it currently meets US 52 in Winston-Salem. I
will leave the shields up on this page until NCDOT removes the signs in
each segment, Segment 6 signs were removed in April 2020.
u-future route of I-73, but not currently signed.
I-74
title shield courtesy of David
R.
Kendrick's Shields Up!
I-74 table shield .gif courtesy of Jeff
Kitsko.
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