Silas Creek Parkway (Winston-Salem)

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Silas Creek Parkway is a corridor in Winston-Salem, North Carolina that is designed as a partial loop around several neighborhoods, from northwestern Winston-Salem to the south central area of the city. The route is an expressway for a significant portion of its length, blending freeway elements such as grade-separated interchanges, shoulders, serving as a spur between its northern terminus at Bethabara Road to US 421. The route is also a vital connection to other locations in the city such as Wake Forest University, Hanes Mall, and the LJVM Coliseum. The route, especially on the southeastern stretch, uses a boulevard grade, with several at grade-intersections, and further direct accesses to several commercial districts.