Why is I-95 important to North Carolina?
The 182 miles of I-95 in North Carolina are crucial for the movement of people and goods across the state and along the entire Eastern Seaboard. I-95 provides freight access to the major ports in Wilmington and Morehead City, and convenient connections to rail facilities for the transfer and distribution of goods. The corridor also serves thousands of motorists traveling within the state, and to the north and south of North Carolina. I-95 is a direct route to Fort Bragg, the largest Army installation in the world based on population.
