Rhode Island Route 4

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Route 4
Length:	9.8[1] mi (15.8 km)
Formed:	ca. 1969
South end:	US 1 in North Kingstown
Major junctions:	Route 102 in North Kingstown Route 403 in East Greenwich
North end:	I-95 in Warwick
Rhode Island Routes < Route 3 Route 5 >

Route 4 is a numbered state highway in the U.S. state of Rhode Island, known as Colonel Rodman Highway. It runs from U.S. Route 1 in North Kingstown to Interstate 95 in Warwick.

Route 4 is a freeway for most of its length, but there are three traffic signals on the road towards its southern terminus.

Because Route 4 is the primary route used to get between Providence and Rhode Island's beaches, Route 4 is known by many locals simply as "The Road to the Beach".^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Exit list

Mile[1]	Municipality	#	Destinations	Notes
3.5	North Kingstown	5	Route 2; Route 102 - Exeter; Wickford	split into 5A and 5B southbound
5.9	East Greenwich	6	Route 2 - Quaker Lane; South County Trail; East Greenwich
7.0		7	Route 402; Route 403 - North Kingstown; Quonset Point	southbound exit and northbound entrance
9.4		8	Route 401 to Route 2; to Interstate 95 - East Greenwich	split into 8A and 8B northbound
	Warwick
9.8			Interstate 95 north	northbound exit and southbound entrance

[edit] References

1. ^ ^{a b} RIGIS data - "Roads - Primary" and "Roads - State"