including: 102(A): Beginning at the Alabama–Georgia state line generally following the Fall Line Freeway from Columbus to Augusta. 102(B): Traveling along US 80 (J. R. Allen Parkway) through Columbus and near Fort Benning east to Talbot County, where it would follow State Route 96 (SR 96), then commencing on SR 49C (Fort Valley Bypass) to SR 49 (Peach Parkway) to its intersection with I-75 in Byron. 102(C): Continuing north along I-75 through Warner Robins and Macon, where it would meet I-16, then following I-16 east it would next join US 80 and SR 57 east of Macon. 102(D): Commencing with SR 57 which turns into SR 24 near Milledgeville would then bypass Wrens with a newly constructed bypass before joining US 1 near Fort Gordon into Augusta, where I-14 will terminate at an interchange of I-20 and I-520. Exit list Exit numbers follow US 190's mile markers. Auxiliary route I-14 in Texas is proposed to have one auxiliary route, Interstate 214 (I-214), which would serve as a loop for Bryan–College Station. See also Fall Line Freeway, a highway proposed to be the Georgia portion of I-14 Notes References External links 2005 SAFETEA-LU legislation, from the Library of Congress Interstate 14 @ InterstateGuide.Com Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution Interstate 14 14 14 Transportation in Coryell County, Texas Transportation in Bell County, Texas