Vingalia Highway 190

Vingalia Highway 190 (VG-190) is an east-west Vingalia Highway in the states of Hiawatha and Delmarva. They split east of Fingopolis. VG-190 is born and VG-90 continues west into Fingopolis. The first segments of the highway were constructed in 1996 in a bypass of Vingalia Highway 90, which was constructed between 1930-1967. The highway crosses a channel of water between mainland Vingalia and the barrier island that Uraraka Beach (a coastal city) sits atop. A bridge was constructed in 1967 as well. The bridge has been sitting crumbing for 50+ years. It will be replaced soon by Vingalia DOT. A study completed on the bridge was conducted in 2019, and reported that the bridge was structurally unsound.

Uraraka Beach mayor declined the results and stated the bridge was structurally sound. A piece of the road cracked and fell into the channel back in 2018, however no one was killed. Protests began due to the collapse because of the mayor's carelessness. Despite his statement, Vingalia DOT added the bridge to the list of projects on the MoveVingalia tax. Construction on a replacement bridge began in September. After the 1967 bridge was completed, construction on the road continued into the city. The highway continues through the city westward. It intersects with Interstate 325 in a simple diamond interchange and farther west, Diamond Parkway in a signalized intersection. This intersection will soon be replaced with Diamond Parkway crossing over in an overpass. The highway is basically Uraraka Beach's Broadway, the highway is lined with stores, casinos, parks, venues, resorts and hotels. This continue for a few miles west until it crosses the channel again with another bridge. It crosses back over to the mainland. It enters the mid-size city of Kittydale.

The road was constructed as a bypass to the its older parent highway. Also Uraraka Beach needed a highway. Both highways pass through the city. VG-90 turns northeast and VG-190 continues west through the city. They cross the channel as they approach each other. VG-190 and VG-90 join each other on the same corridor. They continue along the same corridor for 2 miles until they approach Vingalia Highway 61 heading northwest. VG-190 heads northwest with VG-61 (Juanpara Lane). VG-190 becomes VG-190 Business It heads west with VG-90 along Ashido Highway. The road heads west and turns north on Kyoka Drive. Kyoka Drive intersects with Juanpara Lane (VG-61) and Vingalia Highway 190 (whole) comes to an end.

Traffic flow
Traffic flow along the road upon its completion was light until Uraraka Beach went through a population boom. Traffic flow increased during the boom. The road became a parking lot especially in the rush hour when the Fingerly Bridge was closed for months after a freak accident. After the bridge reopened, traffic flow decreased by 7%.