Danville Expressway

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The Expressway is in red, US 29 is up-down, and US 58 is left-right.

The Danville Expressway is a 15 mile (25 km) partial-loop Interstate-grade^{[citation needed]} highway around the city of Danville, Virginia, United States. The highway is signed as U.S. Route 29 from the U.S. Route 29 Business split north of Danville, around the eastern and southern edge of the city to the US 29/US 29 Business split south of Danville at the North Carolina state line. The highway is also signed as U.S. Route 58 along its southern half. The highway is officially the Danville Expressway from the US 29 Business split north of Danville and along the US 29 route to the North Carolina line, although on maps it is shown as the complete 3/4 loop.^{[citation needed]} The unsigned State Route 785 designation also applies to the Expressway's southeast quadrant.

[edit] Exit list

Route	Destination	Notes
U.S. Route 29 Business TO State Route 726 (Malmaison Road)	Blairs, Danville	Southbound exit, northbound entrance
State Route 726 (Malmaison Road) TO U.S. Route 29 Business	Blairs, Danville	Northbound exit, southbound entrance
State Route 41 TO State Route 360 (Old Richmond Road)	Danville
	South Boston, Richmond (South Boston Road)	US 58 westbound joins
Goodyear Boulevard
State Route 86 (South Main Street)	Yanceyville, Chapel Hill
Old US 29		Westbound/Southbound exit, Eastbound/Northbound entrance
US 29	Greensboro, Danville	US 29 southbound leaves
Oak Ridge Farms Road
US 58	Danville, Martinsville