There are two distinct US 422's in PA, with termini several miles apart. They were never connected, and you can find out more than you ever needed to know on Jeff Kitsko's page (link at bottom). This isn't the first US highway to have disjointed segments - there are two US 2's, and both US 10 and US 9 have long ferries. But this is the only one in the same state.


Famous Hershey sights from the main drag in town. US 422 is Chocolate Ave., and Cocoa Ave. is PA 743. Notice that the street lights alternate wrapped and unwrapped.


The first one is EB at the US 222 freeway, which US 422 is about to join, and the second one is WB on 422/222 (which is why 422 is about to exit), both near Reading and courtesy Doug Kerr. To the west and east of Reading (i.e. not on the freeway segments), US 422 and Penn Ave. are the same road.


US 422 WB at the beginning of the Reading freeway, courtesy Scott Colbert.


The eastern end of US 422, courtesy Scott Colbert, with some off-center shields and ugly Clearview. The Turnpike shield masks I-276.

To the western US 422
Onto US 202
Onto I-76
US 422 Pottstown Expressway on Steve Anderson's phillyroads.com
US 422 on Jeff Kitsko's pahighways.com
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