Hey man, thanks for the video! Going to be driving with my girlfriend from Connecticut to Florida soon! This was fun and reminded me of some of the cool spots and cities we can stop in! Good luck with your channel!
Good seeing a video from you again! Funny, My son and I were just in Titusville last month. We went down there to see a Falcon Heavy launch. Didn't happen, but we did get to see 2 Falcon 9 launches. I look forward to your next Geoguessr livestream.
You are correct, I stated the distance in kilometers by mistake. 95 runs for 382 miles within Florida. I'll put a correction in the description, sorry about that and thanks for pointing it out.
Wow didn't expect to see a video like this on my feed haha. I will say, for a landmark that's relatively near I95, if you're taking I495 on the north side of DC, you'll see one of (maybe?) Maryland's Mormon temples. It's really beautiful, but has the unfortunate nickname by non-Mormons in the area of "Disney Land" since it looks like Cinderella's Castle. Still a very beautiful temple to see in the distance. Surprised me when I first saw it.
I will bring up here the hell that is currently traversing South Carolina on I-95. Both Georgia and North Carolina have 3 lanes per direction, while South Carolina only has two- and many raised causeways through the marshes- no shoulder. The impact on the traffic in this mostly rural section with distant exits is horrific. I have spent hours crawling towards (or away from) Walterboro! I have heard a rumor that the Biden infrastructure $$ may be funding and expansion of at least part of this section.
Honorable mention of the big blue bug in Providence as seen in Dumb and Dumber. Right next to 95 around the Thurbers Ave exit. Nibbles Woodaway is what they named him.
What we know today as I-395 in Washington, D.C. was once I-95. I-95 was planned to cut right through D.C. Where the northern end of I-395 is, I-95 was to continue through the suburban area to connect to where I-95 and I-495 meet at the northside of Washington. I-95 also used to go directly into Boston. It was concurrent with MA-128 giving us a conflicting co-route assignment. I-95 North and MA 128 South. I-95 once went north to Central Boston and ended at the southern terminus of I-93. Like in PA and NJ, the gap was open for decades. Citizens of the urban area north of Boston did NOT want the highway to be build. Since, the "Big Dig" was finished, and I-95 was rerouted with MA 128 NORTH around the Boston area.
