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The beginning of a construction zone to widen I-64 to three lanes in each direction.
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The overhead for Exits 32A and 32B has been removed for some time. The small signs in this and the next photo are in lieu of the overheads.
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I-64 enters a hilly area of Shelby County. The knob in the background, where some radio towers are visible, is called Jeptha Knob and is believed to have been created by a meteor crash in the area.
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Two of the last three text-based signs in Kentucky are on eastbound I-64 at Exit 43. This sign is still mounted on temporary posts due to its being moved for widening of I-64 in this area.
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This is the other text-based sign and it's showing age and wear.
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The end of a widened section of I-64.
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Crossing the Kentucky River on eastbound I-64 near Frankfort.
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A/K/A the Kentucky Headquarters for Liberals, Leftists and Socialists.
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I-64 through the famed bluegrass area of central Kentucky.
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These next several photos show the new Clearview signs installed along a widened portion of I-75 and I-64.
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These signs were first seen in Kentucky on I-75 in the greater Cincinnati area, but now are on the move.
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