the entire length, from Goldsboro to Wilson. Triangle Expressway (NC route 540) for the entire length. US Highway 1 from the southern end of the Sanford Bypass to NC 55 in Apex. US Highway 17 on the Elizabeth City, Edenton, Windsor, New Bern, and Pollocksville bypasses. US Highway 29 from Reidsville to the Virginia state line. US Highway 64 from Interstate 440 to Williamston (except on the Rocky Mount bypass) and from Plymouth to Columbia US Highway 70 on the Clayton bypass, Goldsboro bypass, and from Dover to New Bern US Highway 74 / Future Interstate 74 on the Rockingham-Hamlet Bypass, from Laurinburg to Orrum, from Evergreen to Whiteville, and a section from NC 108 east of I-26 in Polk County to mile 187 in Rutherford County. US Highway 264 from I 440 in Raleigh to Greenville, and on the Greenville northwest bypass. NC Highway 147 between NC Route 540 and I-40. NC Highway 11 on the Greenville southwest bypass in Pitt County 65 mph speed limits North Carolina posts many of its freeways at , especially in urban areas and in the central and western portions of the state. A 65 mph speed limit can be found on these interstates: Interstate 95 from Kenly to Lumberton (exit 10) except on the Fayetteville bypass. Interstate 40 from Business 70 in Raleigh to Clemmons, except for short sections in Raleigh and Greensboro, and from Statesville to Morganton, and from Black Mountain to Asheville. Interstate 85 from Gorman to US 70 in Durham, From NC 147 in Durham to I-840 in Greensboro, from Salisbury to I-77 in Charlotte, and from Gastonia to the SC state line. Interstate 77 from Charlotte to Statesville, Interstate 26 from the SC state line to Hendersonville, and from Weaverville to the Tennessee state line Interstate 74 north of Asheboro Interstate 73 north of Asheboro Interstate 285 except in Winston-Salem 65 mph is posted on many short sections of non interstate freeway, especially in the central and western regions of the state. Long stretches of non interstate highway posted at 65 mph are only found on US 421 and US 52 in central NC. 60 mph speed limits There are some interstate and US highway freeways with a speed limit, generally in urban or mountainous regions. I-26 between Asheville and Hendersonville and north of Asheville to Weaverville; I-40 between Asheville and Waynesville and through Greensboro I-85 in Gaston