State Route 91, 93, 94, 95, 97 and 99 in Florida
Florida State Route 91
| SR-91 | |||
| Get started | North Miami | ||
| End | wildwood | ||
| Length | 265 mi | ||
| Length | 426 km | ||
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According to TOPPHARMACYSCHOOLS, State Route 91 or State Road 91 (SR-91) is a state route in the U.S. state of Florida. State Road 91 forms the administrative number of Florida’s Turnpike, a toll road between Miami and I-75 at Wildwood, northwest of Orlando. The number does not apply to Florida’s Turnpike Extension along Miami. State Road 91 is 426 kilometers long.
Florida State Route 93
| SR-93 | |||
| Get started | Grandpa-Locka | ||
| End | Jennings | ||
| Length | 485 mi | ||
| Length | 780 km | ||
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State Route 93 or State Road 93 (SR-93) is a state route in the U.S. state of Florida. State Road 93 is the administrative and unsigned track of nearly all of Interstate 75 from Miami to the Georgia border at Jennings. In the Tampa Bay region , however, State Road 93 does not follow I-75, but the entire length of Interstate 275 from Bradenton via St. Petersburg and Tampa to Lutz. The total route is 780 kilometers long.
Florida State Route 94
| SR-94 | |||
| Get started | The Hammocks | ||
| End | Kendall | ||
| Length | 11 mi | ||
| Length | 17 km | ||
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State Route 94 or State Road 94 (SR-94) is a state route in the U.S. state of Florida. The road forms an east-west route in the south of the Miami metropolitan area, from The Hammocks to Kendall. State Road 94 is the southernmost primary east-west state road in Florida. State Road 94 is 17 kilometers long.
Travel directions
Kendall Drive.
94 State Road is formed by Kendall Drive, a major 2×3 lane urban arterial. The road runs through suburban areas and at a number of points there is a lot of retail around the road intersections. The State Road 94 is large-scale with large intersections with traffic lights. The road provides access to three highways, from west to east State Road 821 (Homestead Extension), State Road 874 (Don Shula Expressway) and State Road 826 (Palmetto Expressway). State Road 94 ends at Kendall on US 1.
History
Kendall Drive was built in the 1950s, the number State Road 94 appears on the official Florida road map for the first time in 1966. The road had at least 2×2 lanes from the start, possibly 2×3 lanes soon. The western portion of Kendall Drive was suburbanized in the 1970s and 1980s.
Kendall Drive is named after Henry John Boughton Kendall, who bought large tracts of land here in 1883. At that time, this was an agricultural area with fruit plantations. The road is also referred to as Southwest 88th Street in the Miami grid.
Traffic intensities
Kendall Drive is a busy road, with most of it between 50,000 and 60,000 vehicles a day, only the westernmost part on the outskirts of the city is quieter with 20,000 vehicles. A peak is at the connection to the Homestead Extension (SR-821), which has 74,000 vehicles per day.
Florida State Route 95
| SR-95 | |||
| Get started | Pensacola | ||
| End | Flomaton | ||
| Length | 44 mi | ||
| Length | 70 km | ||
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State Route 95 or State Road 95 (SR-95) is a state route in the U.S. state of Florida. State Road 95 is the administrative number for US 29, which runs from Pensacola to the Alabama border near Flomaton. The route is 70 kilometers long.
Florida State Route 97
| SR-97 | |||
| Get started | Molino | ||
| End | Atmore | ||
| Length | 23 mi | ||
| Length | 36 km | ||
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State Route 97 or State Road 97 (SR-97) is a state route in the U.S. state of Florida. The road forms a north-south route in the Florida Panhandle, located in the far northwest of the state, from Molino to the Alabama border at Atmore. State Road 97 is 36 kilometers long.
Travel directions
State Road 97 begins at the village of Molino on US 29, about 20 miles north of Pensacola. The road then heads northwest through agricultural land to the Alabama border. In Alabama, State Route 21 then continues through Atmore to Interstate 65.
History
State Road 97 was created with the renumbering of 1945, in which it became a north-south route in the grid. The road later gained some significance as one of two possible routes from the Pensacola region to Interstate 65 in Alabama.
Traffic intensities
6,000 vehicles use the road every day.
Florida State Route 99
| SR-99 | |||
| Get started | Pensacola | ||
| End | Pensacola | ||
| Length | 2 mi | ||
| Length | 4 km | ||
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State Route 99 or State Road 99 (SR-99) is a state route in the U.S. state of Florida. The road forms a short north-south route west of Pensacola. It is the most westerly numbered north-south state road in Florida and is 4 miles long.
Travel directions
State Road 99 follows Beulah Road in the western suburbs of Pensacola, not far from the Alabama border. The road runs from State Road 10A via US 90 Alternate to the intersection with St Isaacs Lane, just before the overpass over Interstate 10. The road is a simple two-lane road with houses lining the route.
History
The original State Road 99 was created in 1945 with the renumbering of the state roads, making the road the westernmost north-south route within the Florida grid. This route was approximately 70 kilometers long and ran from US 90 west of Pensacola to the Alabama border near Nokomis. This route consisted of unimportant roads, it was an artificial route to create a north-south connection. The entire route was later downgraded to county roads due to the low importance of the road for through traffic.
In 2019, a highway interchange took place between the state of Florida and Escambia County, in which the Florida Department of Transportation assumed management of 4 kilometers of Beulah Road. The terminus at Isaacs Lane is arbitrary. The road still has little significance except for local access.
Traffic intensities
6,000 vehicles use the road every day.