Heavy Haulers operates frequently on Utah roads. The state’s main interstate highways include:

• I-15 - runs north/south through the middle of the state, from Idaho to Arizona;

• I-70 - travels east across the middle of the state, from I-15 into Colorado;

• I-80 - runs east/west across the northern portion of the state, between Nevada and Wyoming;

• I-84 - cuts diagonally southeast across the northeast corner of the state, between Idaho and Wyoming.

Heavy Haulers drivers have years of experience operating on Georgia roads. Seven interstates appear in Georgia, including:

• I-16 - runs basically northeast from Savannah to Macon;

• I-20 - goes across the top third of the state, east/west through Augusta and Atlanta;

• I-24 - dips briefly into Georgia from Tennessee, in the northwest corner of the state;

• I-59 - begins at I-24 in the northwest corner of the state and runs south through Alabama to New Orleans;

• I-75 - runs north/south through Atlanta, from the northwest corner of the state to the bottom middle;

• I-85 - travels northeast from the Alabama border in the middle of the state, through Atlanta, and into South Carolina;

• I-95 - heads down the east coast of the state, connecting South Carolina and Florida.