At the very south end of the i-95 the highway terminates in the south Miami area, where the i-95 then becomes US Highway 1 (US Highway 1 is also known as the Dixie Highway)... US Highway 1 continues south from Miami, eventually reaching Key West FL.

The i-95 provides quick and convenient highway travel between dozens of cities located along Florida's east coast... the i-95 directly connects the largest cities located along Florida's east coast, like: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, and Miami... the i-95 Florida corridor also indirectly connects most of the smaller cities located along the Florida coastline via various exit's and off-ramps located along the i-95.

The i-95 and US Highway 1 in Florida generally run parallel to each other through most of the east-side of the state... with US Highway 1 generally running directly along much of the coast (very close to the ocean)... while the i-95 generally runs parallel to Highway No. 1 but runs just slightly inland from the coast... when comparing the two highways; US Highway 1 could be seen more of a tourist highway, where the i-95 could be seen more as a transportation highway.

The i-95 corridor in Florida also offers many great opportunities for tourism and business; due to the convenient way the i-95 connects so many cities, magnificent beaches, tourist attractions, and various recreational & cultural activities & events, just some of the popular attractions located along or in close proximity to the i-95 include; Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Daytona Beach, Biketoberfest, Daytona 500, Daytona Bike Week, Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona, NASCAR Events, Kennedy Space Center, Spring Break, Florida Keys, the Everglades, and much, much more.

The length of the i-95 in Florida is approximately 381 miles long, with an estimated continuous driving time of approx. 5 hrs. and 23 minutes.