Reviewed by: Alex Nitzman
Last Traveled: 2004

SAFETY
CONGESTION
PAVEMENT CONDITION     
CLARITY OF SIGNING         
AESTHETICS                       

7
7
7
7
8

It's a southeastern freeway, which be default usually means it's tree lined and boring. However, I-10 sees a seven mile crossing over the Pascagoula River near Moss Point that gives a nice reprieve from the humdrum pine forest.

Construction still is ongoing to complete a six-laning from EXIT 28 to Interstate 110. Widening will continue eastward to EXIT 57 in the near future. The widening is addressing some of the issues, but the freeway sees a good amount of traffic for its remaining four-lane segments.

The sign panels don't reflect well during the humid nights of the Gulf Coast. Condensation often obscures the signs on those moist nights.

• Interstate 10 (Mississippi) (eastbound and westbound) (Alex Nitzman)
  

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