Interstate 279 in Pennsylvania

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Interstate 279 in Pennsylvania is a spur highway that connects downtown Pittsburgh to Interstate 79, serving as a major commuter and access route through the city’s northern suburbs.

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Interstate 279 in Pennsylvania canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Interstate Highway ⓘ
spur route ⓘ
abbreviation I-279 ⓘ
accessControl limited-access highway ⓘ
category Interstate Highways in Pennsylvania ⓘ
Transportation in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ⓘ
connectsTo Interstate 376 ⓘ
Interstate 79 ⓘ
Pennsylvania Route 28 ⓘ
U.S. Route 19 ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
crosses Ohio River ⓘ
directionA South ⓘ
directionB North ⓘ
function access route to downtown Pittsburgh ⓘ
major commuter route ⓘ
hasExitNumbering sequential ⓘ
hasInterchangeType stack interchange ⓘ
hasLaneConfiguration multi-lane freeway ⓘ
hasMedian yes ⓘ
hasShoulder yes ⓘ
hasToll no ⓘ
hasTunnels no ⓘ
isSpurOf Interstate 79 ⓘ
maintainedBy Pennsylvania Department of Transportation ⓘ
opened 1970s ⓘ
partOf Interstate Highway System ⓘ
passesNear Heinz Field ⓘ
linked to: Acrisure Stadium

PNC Park ⓘ
passesThrough Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ⓘ
linked to: Allegheny County
passesThroughNeighborhood North Shore ⓘ
North Side ⓘ
reconstructed early 1990s ⓘ
late 1980s ⓘ
region Western Pennsylvania ⓘ
roadType freeway ⓘ
routeNumber 279 ⓘ
servesCity Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ⓘ
servesRegion northern suburbs of Pittsburgh ⓘ
speedLimitTypical 55 mph ⓘ
state Pennsylvania ⓘ
terminusNorth Franklin Park, Pennsylvania ⓘ
Interstate 79 ⓘ
terminusSouth Downtown Pittsburgh ⓘ
Interstate 376 in Pittsburgh ⓘ
trafficRole primary radial route into downtown Pittsburgh ⓘ
usesBridge Fort Duquesne Bridge ⓘ
North Shore Expressway viaducts ⓘ

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Interstate Highways in Pennsylvania → hasComponent → Interstate 279 in Pennsylvania ⓘ