I can agree!!

Could be called ring 35 (in belgium orbital expressways/motorways have specific numbers, like the infamous R0 (ring brussels) and R1 (ring antwerpen)) or M35 (for metropolitan road).

That's a very Texas response lol. Three-digit interstates (such as I-635) are all over the country, be they loops, spurs, or bypasses. The numbering of it as an interstate is a way to keep its construction and repair costs covered at 90% federal and 10% local under the 1956 Federal Highway Act. This was created to have a national system for the creation of interstate and defense highways meant to move traffic quickly across the country in the event of a war, and these three-digit interstate highways were and are a crucial part of that.

it wouldn't shock me to see it surfaced with asphalt to smooth it out in the coming years.

@@AsphaltPlanet1 Yea, and they need that Permeable Friction Course asphalt which is what TXDOT used for Sam Houston Tollway from US-290 to TX-249 so it can help wet roads too.

Trust me, Freewayjim swerve through traffic like it's nothing.

MrTheMiguelox Just like the freeways I make in Cities: Skylines!

@@puredenizen lol so accurate I made a 8 lane freeway with 2 lane express lanes in the middle and yet they only used 1 lane 🤦

i did way worse than that. Did you see that pass I did on the right on the ramp to I-635? I thought that third lane was an away lane, but that pass I made was definitely a jerk move.

You must be from Oklahoma

I flew one way from Detroit to California, and then drove a rental car back to Detroit from there via Texas. I took just under two weeks to make the trip.