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Interstate 795 (North Carolina)
Interstate 795 (I-795) is an Interstate Highway in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It runs from US 70 in Goldsboro to Interstate 95 south of Wilson. Interstate 795 is mainly a rural route connecting I-95 and Goldsboro paralleling US 117 the entire way. The road runs a short 5 mile concurrency with US 264 in the last section of the route.
Interstate 795 began in 2007 as a renumbering of the US 117 freeway. Since oversized trucks couldn't use US 117 the state decided to get the road approved for Interstate designation. On September 28, 2007 AASHTO decided to approve the I-795 designation. The state quickly began to renumber mile posts, update signs and move US 117 back to its original designation. In 2008 major flaws in the surface of the highway began to develop. The thin road surface had begun to deteriorate mainly because of heavy truck use. The pavement was found to have flaws along the entire route and the FHWA decided that the highway should be resurfaced adding an extra 2.5 to 3 inches to the surface. The project of resurfacing the road was completed in 2010 and was later awarded the Sheldon G. Hayes Award for the best highway construction project and the smoothest road of 2011.
==Route description==
Interstate 795 begins at an interchange with US 70 in Goldsboro, North Carolina. From there the highway begins to head north through the northern parts of Goldsboro. The road passes Lane Tree Golf Course before having an interchange with NC 44, the future Goldsboro Bypass. After the NC 44 interchange Interstate 795 begins to pass through the northern neighborhoods of Goldsboro before entering the eastern North Carolina countryside. Just after leaving Goldsboro the highway bypasses the small town of Pikeville. The highway runs along the western edge of the town. Interstate 795 has an interchange with Main Street before leaving the Pikeville area. As the highway begins to get closer to Wilson it bears to the west once again to bypass Fremont, another small town north of Goldsboro. Interstate 795 has an interchange with NC 222 The road continues to head north paralleling US 117 as it leaves the town.
As the Interstate continues through the rural area between Wilson and Goldsboro it has an interchange with County Road 1643 (Alton Road) near mile marker 13. The highway continues north for about eight more miles before having another interchange with US 301. Shortly after the US 301 interchange I-795 and US 264 merge onto one highway heading west. The four lane highway runs along the southern parts of Wilson which is very rural. The joint highway has an interchange with Downing Street (exit 42) west of the Downing Village neighborhood. As it continues west it crosses over Mill branch before having an interchange with NC 42 (exit 40) south of the Planters Trail neighborhood in the very rural south west area of Wilson. The road turns to the northwest to meet I-95 just a mile to the west. Interstate 795 ends at Interstate 95 at a four leaf clover interchange.〔〔
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