About Chicagoland: Expressways: Perimeter

 

Tri-State Tollway	North-South Tollway
I-80	Kingery Expressway

TRI-STATE TOLLWAY
Route number: I-294 Direction: Starting at the Wisconsin border as I-94, it heads southward to Chicago and "rings" the metro area. Eventually it heads eastward as a part of I-80. The toll portion ends at the intersection with I-94 (Ford Expressway) Length: 53 miles Alternate routes: The Tri-State rings the city, and there is no single road that parallels it along the entire trip. On its north-south portion, try Route 83, also known as the Kingery Expressway but not directly connected to the I-80/94 Kingery Expressway (see below). Further north, try Mannheim Road, River Road, and Milwaukee Ave. I-294 was the first Illinois highway to receive interstate designation. It meets I-94 at both ends. Top of page

NORTH-SOUTH TOLLWAY
Route number: I-355 Direction: South from the Eisenhower Extension to I-55 Length: 18 miles Alternate routes: Route 53. Top of page

I-80
Direction: East from Joliet to the Indiana state line. Further west, I-80 enters Illinois in the Quad City region. Length: 163 miles Alternate routes: 159th St/Southwest Hwy (US-6) and US-30 (Lincoln Hwy) Top of page

KINGERY EXPRESSWAY
Route number: I-80/94 Direction: East from the Bishop Ford Expressway and the Tri-State Tollway to the Indiana state line Length: 3 miles Alternate routes: Chicago Skyway, US-30, Ridge Rd, US-12 and US-20. Top of page

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