Kentucky Equipment Shipping Services

When it comes to semi truck transport through Kentucky, Heavy Equipment Transport drivers regularly transport semi trucks on the following highways:

I-65

I-75

The I-65 enters Kentucky just 8 km south of Franklin. It passes several significant cities, including Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, and Louisville, before its exit. The 221 km route through Kentucky provides access to numerous sites of interest, such as the Bernheim Forest, Mammoth Cave National Park, Fort Knox Military Reservation, and the National Corvette Museum before entering the most extensive metro area in the state, Louisville.

The northbound side crosses into Indiana via the Abraham Lincoln Bridge, while southbound travelers enter Kentucky from the John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge. This highway is one of the most heavily congested routes in all of the U.S., with more than 50,000 vehicles per day using the road.

Another major route through Kentucky is the I-75, which runs almost parallel to Route 25 for its entire length through the state. South of Williamsburg, the road enters Kentucky in the Cumberland Plateau. It travels by Corbin and London before its descent into the Bluegrass region via the Pottsville Escarpment near Berea. The highway continues its northerly journey through Richmond and Lexington before passing Georgetown on its trip to Ohio.