2K19 (EP 34) Interstate 80 in Southwest Wyoming: Evanston to Green River 

I've rode on that stretch of road a few times. The sense of wide open space is the feeling I get.

Yep, and that is the only part of I-80 that I have never been on in Wyoming. Very nice indeed!

I grew up here, I soooo took this scenery for granted!!!

@6:44 I thought that was the coolest guide sign I've ever seen. I drove from Evanston to Pine Bluffs during a spring break 2021 road trip from Texas. I fell in love with Wyoming. Drove on Interstate 80 the day after it reopened. So many trucks.

Great video! It's an interesting drive through high desert and a side trip to Ft. Bridger is worth it. You picked an interesting time of the year for your trip--there's more color than just brown.

Thanks for the video from Alberta! Nice for trip planning!

Such an amazing video. My home state of Pennsylvania does construction zones on interstates the same way sometimes, or at least they used. After learning about how scary I-70 going through one of their mountain passes, I think I would rather go this way.

I love Little America. Their ice cream cones are perfection (used to be 50 cents, but now they're 75 cents). It's a great place to spend the night, or do a rest stop for an hour or so (the main restaurant has great food), and the gas station has plenty of goodies for the long drive ahead of you. The one thing that I hate about Wyoming is the wind on the I-80... it's sometimes strong enough to tip a big-rig over.

It's been something like 25 years since I was up there... Making up for that this summer. It's gonna be a blast!

Michigan uses the same road work configuration where traffic allows, mainly interstates & didvided hiways.

Last went through there in 2009 while moving from Seattle to Columbus, OH. Spent the night at Little America.

That's the genre of music I would use!

Awesome video! I always learn so much from your videos :)

Try making the trip in a 26' Penske, those Wyoming winds are no joke 40-60 mph gust. Made the trip from Yuba county in Californica to Eastern Ohio in 3 days. Day one was 1300 miles. Averaged 900 mile days.

my favorite section of 80

I hitchhiked from Evanston Wyoming to ft Myers beach fla unbelievable 7 days made it yr 2000unreal trucker's all the way

Good one

Man the stretch before fort Bridger aka highway to heaven would always bog my rig down coming on the upslope when I was hauling loads. But it sure is pretty I'd usually stop at that ta truck stop for the night depending on which way I was coming from.

I like Wyoming, which I lovingly like to call the Tibet of America due to its high elevation

Broke down in Evanston once. I noticed that there were several large stores selling fireworks. Guess they're illegal in Utah.

Having seen some of yours (and Freeway Jim's) I-70 videos, I can see why some would prefer 70, but this one's not bad. There is quite a bit of history on 80, but 70 seems to be more scenic.On a Nevada video, you showed the Carlin Tunnel: where's the third tunnel on 80?

I've seen and experienced the putting both directions of travel on one side of the interstate highway a lot. I think that tactic is used if the work on the side being worked on is either major, or involves bridges, or wants to be accomplished relatively quickly.

ME ENCANTÓ ESTE VÍDEO.LES DOY LAS GRACIAS A TODOS LOS QUE PARTICIPARON EN EL.HERMOSO.DESDE SANTO DOMINGO/SALUDOS.QUE TODO LES SALGA SUPER BIEN.GRACIAS MIS HERMANOS.PAZ.

5:43 Whoa! Thats a really steep ascent! Whats the grade? Any idea?

Sure, I-80 has the historical aspect to it, but a lot of people don't have the time to leave the interstate and explore these towns, as that's the only way to really learn about their history. Most people are focused on getting where they need to go- that's really the reason why interstates exist in the first place. I-70 though, you can enjoy the scenery without getting out of the car. It has lower speed linits, sure, but that just gives you more time to soak it all in. In addition, the towns that it passes have a different kind of history, as mining and skiing towns. Sorry for the long comment, just wanted to point something out.

9:50 uuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhh what? Are you saying that Wyoming is very unique because of how they make big rural roadwork to keep road workers safe from traffic? I thought it was common practice! It's the same in Quebec (90 km/h severe speed limit rather than 100, as usual in the Province) and seeing videos from HWYItalia, it's the same in Italy. I find it somewhat disappointing that it's a rare practice in USA with such an extended freeway network as the Interstates.

I’ve seen that in Oregon, Montana, and parts of Idaho.

Hey InterstateKyle Evanston to Green River where Wyoming !

Lol you can see my house there in Evanston

►►► okay video ☺

No mountains ☹️

Stunning videos,thank you for the effort but really the horrible,,music,, does no justice to it, tak tak takapparantly it has become stuck witout you noticing it

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I can see why some roadgeeks bypass it because some of it is boring

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It looks like a little bit like las vegas. But Wyoming is a boring state. Nothing really happens there.

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What camera do you use?