Interstate 75
Miami, FL to Sault Ste. Marie, MI
I-75 runs 1,786 miles from Miami north through Tampa, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Lexington, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Flint to the Sault Ste. Marie Canada border crossing. It is the primary Great Lakes north-south corridor and the main artery for the US auto industry supply chain. The Michigan segment experiences severe lake-effect snow and ice, Atlanta is a major congestion flashpoint, and the Alligator Alley segment through the Florida Everglades is a long, remote two-lane toll stretch with wildlife hazards and limited emergency services.
Length
1786 miles
1786 miles
Risk Rating
MODERATE
MODERATE
Risk Factors
Michigan lake-effect snow and ice
Atlanta urban congestion
Alligator Alley remoteness (FL)
Hurricane evacuation corridors (FL)
Auto plant traffic surges (MI)
Notorious Segments
- Alligator Alley (I-75 across Everglades), FL
- Metro Detroit winter ice, MI
Connected Hubs
Regions
United States
Southeast
South
Midwest