In its entirety, the bypass route traveled east along North Avenue, a four-lane divided highway, for 4.3 miles (6.9 km).

was established in 1955 after US 6 and US 24 moved south onto a new four-lane road paralleling the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad.

This was constructed so that the two routes directly serve downtown Grand Junction.

begins at an incomplete interchange with US 24 and proceeds due southeast toward downtown Manitou Springs.

Almost immediately, the business route crosses over Rainbow Falls and Fountain Creek.

After going through downtown Manitou Springs, the route meets US 24 at a tight partial cloverleaf interchange.

The business route then curves southward after traveling east for 1.8 miles (2.9 km).

Just over 0.5 miles (0.80 km) southward, the business route ends at another interchange with I-70/US 24.

is an unsigned business route of US 24 through Kansas City, Missouri, and is a former alignment of US 24.

The route begins on the north side of the Downtown Loop and ends at I-435.

On this concurrency, both routes travel on a four-lane divided highway, signed as McClugage Road.

In downtown, just past the 13-foot-3-inch-long (4.04 m) overpass, the business route comes across a traffic circle called Washington Square.

Entering Logansport, the road briefly curves south and then back east toward downtown.

After the pair, the business route continues east on two-way traffic.

After meandering along the river, the business route ends at US 24 (Hoosier Heartland Highway).

The route originally traveled along Summit Street from US 23/US 24 (Jefferson Avenue) in downtown Toledo to US 24/M-151 north of Erie.

As a result, State Route 577 (SR 577) was removed north of downtown Toledo.

[32][33] In 1953, in response to the relocation of US 24 along the remainder of SR 577, the alternate route was extended south along part of the former alignment.

The extension ran along Western Avenue and Broadway Street before reaching its pre-1953 segment.

The loop follows Square Lake Road southwest of the city in Bloomfield Township and then Woodward Avenue northward into downtown where it splits to form a loop around the central business district.

US 24 continues northward along Cesar Chavez Avenue and then follows Dixie Highway once it crosses into Waterford Township.