The largest, most complex interchange in Alaska.

Here is a strange one in South America. Not often ive seen interchanges just end at a field. And yet, there are cars between the field and the loop. Where did they come from, out of the dirt roads?

Looks almost like a formula one track!



However seeing that this is the major mode of transportation!

this is a yellow concrete eyesore on the motorways of britain. thank god they made a toll road that avoid the horrendous traffic on this thing. look east for more junctions on this - whoever had an idea to put a motorway through a city like this...

I never could understand the logic in not just having cloverleaves everywhere, it must be a midwestern thing---clover leaves--

One in shanghai... I hope it's not a repost... and may be the more complex i saw

Here is one in Fort Worth, Texas. I kind of think it looks like a bunch of snakes. If you go a little further south there is also the I20/I35W interchange which is crazy too. Sweet view from the very top of this one.

Cyclonic,
nice find, I think this is when they plan to one day build the highway further, and make it ready for the future.
phil

Cool. Just like the 105-110 in Los Angeles in Lrae's post to keep HOV traffic continually separated from "regular" traffic. Take a close look at this image to see how really intricate this design is. I lived in LA as construction started on this, but never got to watch it finish. I have since driven this and similar interchanges in the LA basin. I was lucky enough to watch construction start AND complete for the double-decking of the 110 freeway.