Freaky Font Fonts That Break the Rules
Interstate Font is a sans-serif typeface released in 1990, designed by the renowned American typeface designer Tobias Frere-Jones.
This unique font has become a popular choice for many organisations in their branding and promotional projects.
Designed specifically for print designs, it offers a wide range of weights, making it highly versatile and useful for different design needs.
Uses of Interstate Font
This font is widely recognised for its use in notable places such as the logo of the television series “Sesame Street” and the US Army song released in 2006.
You can utilise this font with the Nimbus Sans font and create fantastic projects. Its clear and legible design makes it a favourite for creating impactful headlines, eye-catching posters.
Interstate Font Family
- Interstate Black
- Interstate Bold Compressed
- Interstate Bold Condensed
- Interstate Compressed
- Interstate Condensed
- Interstate ExtraLight
- Interstate ExtraLight Compressed
- Interstate ExtraLight Condensed
- Interstate ExtraLight Italic
- Interstate Hairline
- Interstate Hairline Italic
- Interstate Italic
- Interstate Light
- Interstate Black Compressed
- Interstate Ultra Black Condensed
- Interstate Black Italic
- Interstate Hairline Condensed
- Interstate Thin Condensed
- Interstate Ultra Black Italic
- Interstate Bold Italic
- Interstate Bold
- Interstate Regular
- Interstate Black Regular
- Interstate Black Condensed
Alternatives to Interstate Font
- Interesting Font
- Britannic Bold Font
- Proxima Nova Font
- Voice Font
- Arciform Sans Font
- Ministry Font
- Parisiene Font
- Skopex Font
- Reykjavik Font
- Neo Sans Std Light Font
- Conduit Font
FAQs!
What is the Interstate font?
It is a sans-serif typeface designed by Tobias Frere-Jones, inspired by the signage alphabet of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
What font is closest to Interstate?
The font closest to this typeface is the knockout font, which is also based on the same FHWA signage standards.
What texture is the Interstate number?
The numbers on these texture signs typically use the “FHWA Series E” font, part of the Highway Gothic family.
