United States
- U.S. Route 34
- Alabama State Route 34
- California State Route 34
- Connecticut Route 34
- Delaware Route 34
- Georgia State Route 34
- Idaho State Highway 34
- Illinois Route 34
- Indiana State Road 34 (former)
- K-34 (Kansas highway)
- Kentucky Route 34
- Louisiana Highway 34
- Maryland Route 34
- M-34 (Michigan highway)
- Minnesota State Highway 34
- Missouri Route 34
- Nebraska Highway 34 (former)
- Nevada State Route 34 (former)
- Nevada State Route 34A (former)
- New Jersey Route 34
- New Mexico State Road 34
- New York State Route 34
- North Carolina Highway 34
- North Dakota Highway 34
- Ohio State Route 34
- Oklahoma State Highway 34
- Oklahoma State Highway 34A
- Oklahoma State Highway 34B
- Oklahoma State Highway 34C
- Oregon Route 34
- Pennsylvania Route 34
- South Carolina Highway 34
- South Dakota Highway 34
- Tennessee State Route 34
- Texas State Highway 34
- Texas State Highway Loop 34
- Texas Farm to Market Road 34
- Texas Park Road 34
- Utah State Route 34
- Virginia State Route 34
- West Virginia Route 34
- Wisconsin Highway 34
- Wyoming Highway 34
Other areas:
- Puerto Rico Highway 34
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