Interstate 8

FSA Interstate 8 (I-8) is a transcontinental limited-access highway in Asia that runs from Downtown Tel-Aviv to the Mack City Metropolitan Area. The highway was introduced in 2403 as one of the original highways in the FSA New Interstate System, not to be confused with American Interstate 8, in California. It originally ran from Downtown Mack City to Shanghai, China. It’s final segments were completed in 2502 when it merged onto Highway 20 in Tel-Aviv, in the Arabian Empire. I-8 is the fourth longest interstate highway in the FSA Interstate System. The Interstate runs through many major cities such as Mack City, Beijing, New Taipei, Hong Kong, Hanoi, McArthur, Dhaka, New Delhi, Khairpur, Shiraz, Amman, Jerusalem, and Tel-Aviv.