Auxiliary Routes
- Interstate 176 runs north from I-76 at Morgantown, Pennsylvania to U.S. Route 422 outside of Reading.
- Interstate 276 runs east from I-76 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania along the Pennsylvania Turnpike to the Delaware River-Turnpike Toll Bridge, where it currently ends at the state line. Interstate 95 continues north along the New Jersey Turnpike. It will be truncated by several miles at its east end when the Pennsylvania Turnpike/Interstate 95 Interchange Project is completed and I-95 is connected.
- Interstate 376 runs west from I-76 at Monroeville, Pennsylvania through Pittsburgh, becomes a toll road northwest of the airport, intersects I-76 again, and terminates at I-80 in Sharon.
- Interstate 476 begins at Interstate 95 near Chester, Pennsylvania and heads north, crossing I-76 near Conshohocken and I-276 near Plymouth Meeting. From there it continues north on the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Interstate 81 at Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, north of Scranton. I-476 is the longest three-digit Interstate.
- Pennsylvania Route 576 is a planned southern bypass of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, though it could become Interstate 576.
- Interstate 676 is a loop through downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Camden, New Jersey, crossing the Ben Franklin Bridge. It runs through several traffic signals in Philadelphia, in violation of Interstate standards.
- Interstate 876 was the number for present Interstate 579 in Pittsburgh in the early 1970s.
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