Illinois Route 150 is a state highway located in central Illinois. It runs approximately 70 miles, connecting the cities of Champaign and Peoria. The route primarily serves as a vital link for local traffic and provides access to various communities along the way. The highway features a mix of rural and urban landscapes, passing through small towns and agricultural areas. It intersects with several major roads, enhancing connectivity for residents and travelers. Illinois Route 150 is an essential part of the state's transportation network, facilitating commerce and daily commutes.