Interstate 92

Interstate 92 is a 368.429-mile east-west route of the Interstate Highway System. It runs from I-87 exit 10A on the outskirts of Clifton Park, NY to the international border in Calais, ME, where it connects to New Brunswick Routes 1 and 127 in Oak Haven, New Brunswick. It is unique in the fact that its exit numbers don't reset at state lines.

Route
In New York, it runs from I-87 exit 10A to the Vermont state line in East Hebron. It is in Saratoga and Washington Counties and it parallels NY 29. It has an auxiliary route, I-392, a 23.45 mile-long highway that enters the outskirts of Albany, ending at the Thruway (I-87) exit 23A. After its interchange with State Route 22 (SR 22), it leaves Washington County and New York behind, entering Vermont.

In Vermont, it mostly travels in the Green Mountain Nat'l Forest, passing small towns and cities like Bennington, Wilmington, Searsburg, and Marlboro. It parallels State Highway 9 through its entire length, never more than 5 miles away. It ends at the New Hampshire state line. It has 1 auxiliary route, I-192, a 9.939 mile-long route that connects to Bennington and is the eastern terminus of Interstate 98 and the southern terminus of Interstate 498.