Yes, even though the state is a set of islands, there are interstate highways in Hawaii. All four of the state’s interstate highways are located on the island of Oahu, including:

• H1 - runs east-west along the southern side of the island;

• H2 - runs north/south from H1 through Mililani;

• H3 - runs east/west from H1 to the eastern side of the island;

• H201 - a short four-mile interstate that runs between two exits on H1 outside of Honolulu.

Highways Heavy Haulers knows the ins-and-outs of Mississippi container and equipment transport. Here are a few of the most common routes and interstates used for transport:

• I-55 - This major north-south interstate runs through the western part of the state, connecting important cities like Jackson and providing a primary route between Louisiana and Tennessee.

• US 49 - This key north-south route connects the Arkansas border near Helena-West Helena to Gulfport on the Gulf Coast, serving as a major corridor for both commercial and passenger

• MS 25 - This significant route runs northeast from Jackson to the Tennessee border, serving as a crucial link for both local and through traffic in central and northern Mississippi.