I-95 North (FL), Miami To Ft. Lauderdale, US 1 To I-595
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This video follows I-95 North, from its southernmost terminus at U.S. 1, past downtown Miami, and up toward Ft. Lauderdale, before concluding at the I-595 in…
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My home!
i like roadway wiz and the express lane.freeway brent,please look at my
video
@Cyrus992: Unfortunately, I did not record Florida’s Turnpike, when I was
driving around the state. In my true honest opinion, there are more
interesting freeways to be found in Florida, although there is a section,
northwest of Orlando, that is actually relatively hilly. Hills and Florida,
now those are 2 words that you don’t often see thrown together in the same
sentence!
Great job as always, Brent. I’m surprised it took me almost to Christmas to
finally watch this video. Always had wondered what the southern beginning
of I-95 in the Miami area looked like, anyway!
this is terrific! as always well done!
ah south FL i used to love to get to Miami or Ft Lauderdale from palm beach
county in 40 or one hr from delray beach
Beautiful! I love the US! Greetings from Italy!
@jmantra623: Haha.
I’ve been on I-95 Miami and even through the GGI. That intersection is
crap! It looks like a highway junction where they just kept adding on
without any thought how the motorist is supposed to drive the thing. And
the signage is not too great either: it looksl like the SHD did the minimal
effort to guide the motorist through. And I think the overhead directional
guide signs over the toll tags only lanes should be in purple also.
@401RoadWarrior: Ha, not quite that many. The only states I haven’t driven
in are Alaska, Hawaii, the Dakota’s, Minnesota and Wisconsin. So far, since
I’ve gotten my license at the age of 16 (I’m 28 now), I’ve driven over
600,000 miles, which includes time spent in 3 Canadian provinces and 2
Mexican states. Not too bad, meh?
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That’s my city! Though a pain at rush hour haha.
I remember the scenes on the ride! Traveled around before getting on a
Princess Cruise in Port Everglades. Thanks for the Memories!
for one . im glad you chose Florida , over your previous thought . one
thing i must say is that the editing is consistant , and impressive . A
good way to show off some of the Interstate systems best interchanges along
any route in the country . and to conclude this video at one of my favorite
sprawling interchanges it deserves a favorite on my list .. Congrats and
good job .
I think that signs called “trucks, buses, trailers, left lane prohibited”
is posted anywhere on I-95 freeway.
Pt 2 entire Interstate to come to a stop while we crossed over all of the
lanes. Of course one needs to know that one of the purposes of the
Interstate was limited access, i.e. no stoplights. When 95 first opened
there was a true story of a Fl Highway Patrolman following a car that at
first went 50 then sped up to 70 then to 90 mph! When the car was stopped,
the lady explained she was only going 90, a full 5 mph below the speed
limit. Thanks for your site, I will enjoy catching up with it.
@aswchris There is some WPB-MIA commuting but it’s not a high-volume thing.
As you know, the Greater Miami area’s (aka South Florida or the Gold Coast)
three counties are kind of lined up in a row, Broward being in the middle,
so it’s a very elongated metro area. You do see a lot of commuting from and
to Broward, since none of its neighborhoods is more than 75 minutes away
from any part of SFL, but parts of WPB are 90-100 minutes away from
downtown Miami, even driving at a nice, constant 80 mph.
is it just me or is everything concrete/