Special routes of U.S. Route 54

El Paso business loop ==New Mexico==

Tucumcari business loop ==Kansas==

El Dorado Truck Route U.S. Route 54 Truck (US 54 Truck.) is a truck route of US 54. The route starts at a junction with U.S. 54 heading west 1 block before heading north to rejoin with U.S. 54. The entire route is concurrent with U.S. 77 Truck. The route is commonly used as a bypass for downtown. ==Missouri==

Lake Ozark business loop U.S. Route 54 Business (US 54 Bus.) was a business route of US 54. It traveled due west along Missouri Route 242, briefly south along Osage Beach Parkway, and west along Bagnell Dam Boulevard to get to downtown Lake Ozark. It then continued northward along the same street to reconnect to US 54. Originally, US 54 used to directly serve Lake Ozark. Then, in 1968, US 54 was rerouted onto a newly-opened bypass; Missouri Route 354 briefly took the place of US 54's old alignment. In 1969, Route 354 was replaced with US 54 Bus. The business route designation was eventually removed in 2021. ;Major intersections Eldon business loop U.S. Route 54 Business (US 54 Bus.) is a business route of US 54. It travels north along Route 52 to directly serve Eldon. It then travels due northeast to reconnect to US 54. Originally, US 54 directly served Eldon. In 1975, US 54 bypassed Eldon, which resulted in the creation of US 54 Bus. Prior to 1972, US 54 used to run straight to Fulton. Since 1972, US 54 bypassed Fulton. This resulted in the creation of US 54 Business. Mexico business loop In the 1990s, US 54 was rerouted to bypass Mexico. ;Major intersections Bowling Green business loop A business loop exists in Pike County, Missouri. It intersects with Business 61 in Bowling Green. It is also known as Old U.S. Route 54. Louisiana business loop A business loop exists in Louisiana, Missouri. ==Illinois==

Kankakee business loop U.S. Route 54 Business (formerly U.S. Route 54 City) was a business route of US 54. Before 1959, US 54 ran through downtown Kankakee. In 1959, US 54 was rerouted onto a bypass (now part of Interstate 57) which, as a result, created US 54 City. It followed north through Kankakee via US 45/52 and present-day IL 50. It was then changed into US 54 Business in 1960. Originally, the freeway abruptly stopped at North Street which caused US 54 to travel west to its city route. In 1969, US 54 supplanted its business route as the bypass was extended on both ends. ==See also==