United States
- Florida State Road 445
- County Road 445 (Hernando County, Florida)
- Indiana State Road 445
- Louisiana Highway 445
- Nevada State Route 445
- New Jersey Route 445, the secret designation for the Palisades Interstate Parkway
- New Mexico State Road 445
- North Carolina Highway 445
- Pennsylvania Route 445
- South Carolina Highway 445 (former)
- Tennessee State Route 445
- Farm to Market Road 445
- Texas State Highway Loop 445
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