I-10 enters the state of Florida from the west at the Perdido River. An abandoned FL Welcome Center lies just across the river from Alabama. Further along before Exit 1 is the newly constructed welcome center. I-10 leaves Escambia County at the Escambia Bay Bridge as it crosses into Santa Rosa County.

Exit 1
Alt US 90 (Nine Mile Road)

Exit 2
FL 297 (Pine Forest Road)

Exit 3A
US 29 Southbound to Pensacola

Exit 3B
US 29 Northbound to Cantonment

Exit 4
I-110 (FL 8A) Southbound to Pensacola and Beaches

Exit 5
FL 291 (Davis Highway)

Exit 6
US 90 (Scenic Highway)

I-110 runs north-south from it's current northern terminus at I-10 to Gregory and Garden Streets in Downtown Pensacola.

I-110 is also designated the "Ruben Askew Memorial Highway" in honor of former Governor Ruben Askew, a Pensacola native.

Exit 1A (Soutbound Only)
Garden Street (US 98 Bus.)

Exit 1B (Southbound Only)
US 98 (Chase Street to Gulf Breeze & Beaches)

Exit 1C (Soutbound Only)
Gregory Street (exit curves around Pensacola Civic Center)

Exit 2 (Southbound Only)
US 90 (Cervantes Street)

Exit 3 (Southbound Only)
Maxwell Street
Jordan Street

Exit 4
FL 727 (Fairfield Drive)

Exit 5
FL 296 (Brent Lane)

Exit 6
I-10 East-West
East Control City: Tallahassee
West Control City: Mobile

There are currently rumblings about extending I-110 north of I-10 to US90-A and eventually all the way north to I-65 in Alabama between I-65 exits 57 and 69.

This new freeway, should it ever be built, would be known as the Escambia Expressway. This road would likely carry a toll.

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