East Reading Expressway

The East Reading Expressway is from Reading to Sugarloft in Luzerne County. It connect from Valle de Delaware to Wyoming Valley just like I-476 to NY 17. It starts at I-778, I-67, and US 990 at a complex stack interchange in Reading and end at trumpet in Sugarloft. It by-pass east of Reading. It used to called Reading/Wyoming Expressway, and Reading By-pass. Valle de Delaware holds a lot of traffic due to the population in Delaware, Philadelphia, Berks, La Pascua, and Santa Clarita County. Most amount of traffic in East Reading Expressway is in Berks County due to the city of Reading. Wyoming Valley doesn't have a lot if traffic. It by-pass Hazleton. It is longer than some Standard Interstate like I-2, I-19, I-93, and I-99.

I-276 (1946-1980)
The East Reading Expressway was from Reading to Sugarloft by a long road to Wyoming Valley. It started at PA 73. East Reading used to be a non Interstate Highway until it named to Interstate 276 tried to reach Interstate 76 in Luzerne County. It was used during World War II until 1980 as it changed the interstate to 280 because the Ohio Turnpike accrued to change Interstate 76 and 80 so I-76 goes to Philadelphia instead of I-80. The toll booth from Ohio Turnpike changed the junction from I-76 to New Jersey to Atlantic City instead going to New York City that caused to go to New Jersey Turnpike.

Changed to Interstate 280 (1980-present)
The changed are correctly as the Ohio Turnpike with I-76 and I-80 that I-80 will no longer go to Philadelphia. The change started in the 1980 as the Ohio Turnpike in charged Interstate 76 go to the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Valley Forge, as Interstate 80 in charge to go through the Appachain Mountain to I-467 (Pennsylvania Turnpike Ext. in Hickory Run. In 2012 as the highway broke the most traffic from Reading to Tamaqua.