I-295 South to North - Jacksonville, FL

Follows I-295 North from Mile 60 to Mile 13 around the SW part of the freeway.

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[MrCatmandew2]

another good video from u,but if u wanted to use a good,famous band from jax...shoulda used lynard skynard.molly hatchetts good to.

[Freewayjim]

@MrCatmandew2 Lynyrd Skynyrd is a copyright issue here on YT or I'd have used them somewhere in Jax.

[DCK55]

Yo Jim solid line means NO LANE CHANGES I am surprised FHP did not pull you over they actually enforce that hence the many "DO NOT CROSS SOLID LINES" signs on the bridge

[Freewayjim]

@DCK55 -They'd have to pull over more than just me.

[americanfanof201130e]

Florida Its Specially Drivers Drive To WDW Its 345 Miles 3 Hours Its True Need Help Jim Ok

[rickhh1]

@FreewayBrent - In Virginia, specifically I-64 "West" to I-264 East, there is a section where the right exit lane (and only the exit lane) has two solid lines as you get closer to the actual exit, signed that you may not, under any circumstance except for authorized emergency vehicles, cross the double solid line to get into the exit lane, as it causes backups for those in the right lane. I've never seen it enforced, and thus it does result in slowdowns in the rightmost thru lane.

[rickhh1]

Why do they solid line all the lanes? Are there that bad of a backup at the US Route 17 exit that people were impeding traffic in the left lanes?

[22animeluv1]

id love a good southern roadtrip!

[DCK55]

It is state law in PA and I am sure most states. This case its specifically signed on the bridge not to cross the solid lines. When I lived in Jax from 1997-2001 the FHP did nail people constantly for doing it.

[FreewayBrent]

Exit 5A = The only time I was able to eat 100% organic food in Florida during my trip, at the huge Whole Foods store, lol.

Okay, with that out of the way, I think the I-95/I-295 South interchange is arguably my favorite one in the entire state. 

[FreewayBrent]

@DCK55: Just curious, is that a specific Florida state law, or is that the case in most states? In California, you are allowed to cross over solid white lane markings (this was even discussed recently in the San Jose Mercury News)