Kansas has various major highways that facilitate smooth transportation within the state and to neighboring states.
Interstate 70 (I-70)
- East-west major highway that runs through Kansas, connecting the state capital Topeka, the major city Kansas City, and Salina.
- Part of the first continuous interstate highway system in the United States.
Interstate 35 (I-35)
- North-south route connecting the southeastern part of the state, leading from Kansas City to Oklahoma.
- An important transportation route linking the Kansas City metropolitan area and southern Kansas.
Interstate 135 (I-135)
- Connects Salina and Wichita, linking important agricultural and industrial hubs within Kansas.
- A major north-south arterial road.
Interstate 335 (I-335)
- Connects Topeka and Emporia, and is part of the Kansas Turnpike.
- Plays an important role in connecting with I-35 and I-70.
Kansas Turnpike (including I-35, I-335, I-470, I-70)
- A toll road system that connects the state's major highways, passing through several cities including Wichita, Topeka, and Kansas City.
- Plays a crucial role in logistics and commuter traffic.
Kansas, with its vast agricultural areas, is a place where major freeways play an important role in economic and cultural exchanges.
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