I-140 East - Knoxville to Maryville - Tennessee - 4K Highway Drive

[@jakkakasunset5485]

I'm between Alcoa and Louisville, and I must say that the view is like a oil painting constantly, rainy or sunny

[@MileageMikeTravels]

True. On some of my videos in the area it goes from rain and sunshine within less than an hour.

[@jakkakasunset5485]

@@MileageMikeTravels especially rn with all this rain, when will it stop

[@justinsmith2598]

Thanks for the ride, Mike. First time seeing I-140 in Tennessee.

[@MileageMikeTravels]

You bet

[@Evan-uc6yl]

I drive 140 every day; never gets old

[@davidpottinger987]

Congratulations on 6k subs @Mileage Mike

[@MileageMikeTravels]

Thanks! Appreciate the support.

[@Graphics_Card]

Very nice

[@MileageMikeTravels]

Thanks

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

I live in Maryville off the 411. Have a small farm out in the country and love it here.

[@silverhawk_25]

Great video Tennessee mike man I enjoy your interstate videos they are pretty cool that interstate seems like it will continue on soon

[@paulnguyen8910]

Will the 140 get extended into Pigeon Forge?

[@psycheone7244]

Do a drive to DENSO

[@Darkrider8500]

Pellissipi parkway has horrible bridge transitions. Blowing out my shocks. They attempted to fix some of them but watch out, they are bad

[@w-josh]

I think Tennessee overall has horrible bridge transitions which I think are caused either by bridge joints or unevenly level pavements. You could see the cars bouncing when getting on and off of the bridges that's how bad it is.

[@mikebonom]

That isn't Alcoa when you first criss the bridge into Blount county. It is Louisville. That also wasn't all the way into Maryville, it was Rockford where you ended the video. You briefly skimmed Alcoa.

[@conanthebarbarian1971]

Yeah that's true.

[@MileageMikeTravels]

Google maps shows the highway being within Alcoa's boundaries and never actually entering Rockford. They could be wrong, however that's where I typically pull the information from unless there's some signage on the roadway to indicate otherwise.

[@mikebonom]

@@MileageMikeTravels 140 when you first come over the bridge is Louisville until you cross under 129. After that the area rides the line of Alcoa and Rockford. If you headed to the right where you got off at the end, you'd be in Alcoa, but still pretty far from the main part of Alcoa. If you had gotten off a couple of exits earlier and headed south on 129 (Alcoa Hwy) you'd also be in Alcoa. Alcoa itself doesn't really have a down town, like with old buildings and such. It has a large retail and business section to the south that is right next to Maryville's retail section and Maryville's downtown. When shopping and driving in that area the two towns are indistinguishable for all intent and purposes. The roads weave in and out of blurred town lines. You were about 3-4 miles from that area.

[@natividaddoneza5244]

1171 Armstrong AVE

[@tazzie2xxs204]

Can you go to Jacksonville

[@MileageMikeTravels]

Which Jacksonville?

[@brahimd8683]

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