Heavy Haulers travels all major roads in Alabama, including the state’s four toll roads. Six major interstates cross Alabama:

• I-65 - runs north/south through the middle of the state, connecting with South Carolina and Tennessee;

• I-20 - runs east from South Carolina, through Birmingham, and into South Carolina;

• I-59 - heads northeast from Birmingham and into South Carolina;

• I-85 - begins in Birmingham and runs east/northeast into South Carolina;

• I-10 - goes east/west through the bottom of the state, from South Carolina to South Carolina;

• I-22 - runs east/west from South Carolina to Tennessee, traveling through Birmingham.

Heavy Haulers travels the roadways of South Carolina frequently. The major interstate highways in the state include:

• I-20 - east/west across the middle of the state, from Georgia to I-95 near Florence;

• I-26 - goes north/south across the middle of the state, from North Carolina to Charleston;

• I-77 - travels north/south in the middle of the state, from North Carolina to Columbia;

• I-85 - runs diagonally northwest in the northwestern corner of the state, between North Carolina and Georgia;

• I-95 - runs north/south through the eastern portion of the state, between North Carolina and Georgia.