INTERSTATE 475 (MICHIGAN)

'Interstate 475' (abbreviated 'I-475') is an interstate highway in the U.S. state of Michigan. I-475 is a 16.99-mile bypass route that serves the downtown area of Flint while its parentI-75 passes through the west side of the city. Many area motorists prefer it to the mainline I-75, as it carries far less traffic and is less prone to delay.
It is known as the 'U.A.W. Freeway' for its entire length, honoring the United Auto Workers labor union, which was first organized in Flint. It was first named the 'Buick Freeway', but was renamed in 1982-1983. At the same time, the name of I-69/M-21 in Flint was changed from the "Chevrolet Freeway" to the "Chevrolet-Buick Freeway".
The southern terminus is at exit 111 of I-75 south of Flint and west of Grand Blanc. The northern terminus is at exit 125 of I-75/US 23 northwest of Flint.

Contents

Route Description

Exit List

Lane Configuration

External links

Route Description

It flows due north for the first 12.5 miles where it then travels west towards the I-75/US 23 Interchange.

Exit List

County	Location	Exit Number	Road Name	Notes
Genesee	Grand Blanc Township	2	Hill Rd
	Burton	4	Bristol Rd/Hemphill Rd
	Flint	5	Atherton Rd	Southbound only
		6	I-69, Port Huron, Lansing	Four-level Stack interchange
		7	M-21(Court St)
		8A	Robert T. Longway Blvd
		8B	Davison Rd/Hamilton Ave
		9	M-54/Stewart Ave
		10	Pierson Rd
		11	Carpenter Rd
	Mt Morris Township	13	Saginaw St
		15	Clio Rd

Lane Configuration

Going from the Southern Start of the Highway.
2 Lanes each direction for the first 4.5 miles.
3 Lanes each direction for the next 8 miles.
2 Lanes for the remainder of the Freeway.

External links

★ Kurumi - Michigan I-475

★ I-475 at Michigan Highways

★ I-475 endpoint photos

★ I-475 at CanHighways.com