[camle]

I 395 is in CT. You must mean I-95

[witnesstothefall]

DC suburbs of Alexandria and Arlington have an I395 as well. I think there are a couple of more along the eastern seaboard as well, fyi.

[nuffsenuff]

There's a few I-395's. LOL!! It has to do with what major Interstate they connect too.

Anyway, there's a I-395 that runs right into DC. And the Pentagon is right next to it.

[jpl]

There's an I-395 in Virginia/DC also. I know, because I live right off it.

[dakine]

There are many 395s off of I-95, around cities...

[Cooter]

Three-digit Interstate routes have a leading digit with the last two digits being the mainline route that it supplements, so I-x95 routes would have routes such as the ones in Virginia, I-195, I-295, I-395 and I-495. I-664 is an I-x64 route. An odd-number leading digit signifies a spur route off a mainline route (examples are I-195 and I-564). An even-number leading digit signifies a loop around a city (examples are I-295 and I-495), or a branch route through a city (an example is I-264). Three-digit Interstate route numbers can duplicate, but not in the same state.

[mhking]

I 395 is in CT. You must mean I-95

I-395 goes by the Pentagon and across the 14th Street bridge into DC.

There are several I-395's, each of which spur off of I-95 in different states. Details on all of the I-395's can be found at http://www.kurumi.com/roads/3di/i395.html