Highway - Gallery

Gallery

  • Gravelly Hill Interchange in Birmingham, West Midlands

  • Southern Expressway E1 near Kottawa, Sri Lanka

  • A Polish expressway in Bielsko-Biała

  • The Pan-American Highway where it serves as the main street in Máncora, Peru

  • Highway A1 near Bologna, Italy, with 10 lanes

  • A1 Motorway near Athens, Greece with rest area above the highway.

  • The Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Freeway in Taipei, Taiwan

  • The Metropolitan Expressway in Tokyo, Japan

  • A typical expressway in Mainland China

  • 3/4 highway interchange in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

  • A highway in Tehran

  • 32-lane toll plaza at an Indian expressway

  • Chennai Bangalore Highway

  • Highway 404 southbound, with HOV lanes

  • Typical Indian highway

  • A highway in Kuwait City

  • Rodovia dos Imigrantes in São Paulo, Brazil

  • Tolo Highway in Hong Kong

  • Namhae Expressway in Jinju, South Korea

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