Interstate 4 Eastbound

Until Interstate 2 was created, I-4 was the lowest-numbered 2di in the entire continental United States, although it's technically a 1di. It runs for 132 miles across the middle of Florida, linking Orlando to Tampa/St. Petersburg in the west and Daytona Beach in the east. Here's the eastbound journey on I-4...


The first exit off I-4 eastbound.












This is where I-4 meets I-75, which you can use to get to Atlanta or Miami.
















Toll 570 is a loop around Lakeland; I-4 will meet it again at Exit 41.












This is the eastern end of Toll 570.










The southern end of the Western Expressway. It is currently in the process of being extended around the north and west sides of Orlando to give it a complete loop, complemented by Toll 407 (Central Florida GreeneWay) to the east.


This is the first of five consecutive Disney exits; also, the southern terminus of the aforementioned GreeneWay.












Historically, this was called the Bee Line Expressway, because it is a shortcut to the beaches, and a very nice one at at that.




This exit serves Universal Studios Orlando.


Meeting Florida's Turnpike in Orlando. It runs from Miami to Wildwood.


































The north end of Toll 407, by then known as the Seminole Expressway. This is also where the planned Western Expressway extension will intersect.
















This would be the exit for Daytona International Speedway.


Here's the eastern end of I-4, from where SR 400 continues.