Daily Picture Challenge!

[Ian]

OK one for June 26, 2017.  Signage that was originally put up for something "more grand" such as an expressway that was never completed.

I-710 (then CA 7 when this sign was made) was never completed to Pasadena, and these signs definitely date to when it was still planned to. That being said, Pasadena is still the control city for the 710 to this day.

[JJBers]

OK one for June 26, 2017.  Signage that was originally put up for something "more grand" such as an expressway that was never completed.

I-384 (Former I-84) was once going to go to Providence, but has long since been canceled.

CC 2.0 JJBers (Me)

[MNHighwayMan]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

Here on US-20 we have US-71 and IA-471 (a former alignment of US-71).



East end of MN-610 at US-10



Northeastern junction of MN-23 and 123

[Eth]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

US 78, US 278, and friends in Atlanta:



GA 11 and GA 211 in Winder:



GA 85 and I-285 near the Atlanta airport:

[7/8]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

A-10 and QC 105 south of Wakefield, QC


SK 10 and SK 210 west of Fort Qu'Appelle


Highway 7 and the 407 in Whitby, ON

[dgolub]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

I-95 and NJ 495:

[AsphaltPlanet]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

Ontario Secondary Highway 611:


Wellington Road 109 at Ontario Highway 9:


California Highway 110 at Interstate 10:

[empirestate]

Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

True even if the SR is related to the Interstate (e.g. I-95 and NJ 495)? And how about US routes?

[MNHighwayMan]

True even if the SR is related to the Interstate (e.g. I-95 and NJ 495)? And how about US routes?

I meant only Interstate/Interstate pairs, only in an effort to make it slightly more challenging. I-95 and NJ-495 is allowed.

[JJBers]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

CT 72 and CT 372

CC 2.0 JJBers (Me)

[Jim]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

Looking for some larger multiples of 100.  The largest I could track down from TM data is US 12 and Indiana 912, but I don't have a picture.  There are also some 800's and 700's, but again, I have none of those.  My best is this difference of 600:
 
Entering Lysander, New York.  April 20, 2007.

[paulthemapguy]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

Arizona, Indiana and Florida ought to be good sources of content for this challenge, I think.

IN-156 and IN-56


IN-056-156E by Paul Drives, on Flickr

IN-4 and IN-104


IN-104NEND by Paul Drives, on Flickr

IL-92 and IL-192


IL-192WT by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[PHLBOS]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

NJ 29 & NJ 129:

[csw]

IN-450 at US 50/US 150 in Shoals, IN. June 6, 2017.

[SD Mapman]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

Arizona, Indiana and Florida ought to be good sources of content for this challenge, I think.

Missouri too; off the top of my head US 71 and MO 371 and US 50 and MO 350 come to mind (don't think I have pics though).

[Jim]

In case anyone else wants to look for higher multiples of 100 for the differences, here are the 600, 700, and 800 differences known to TM.  The largest difference is the 912-12=900 in Indiana I mentioned earlier in the thread.

Code Select Expand

E802,IP2
E802,IP2Est
E802,IP2Gaf
E802,IP2Mac
E802,IP2Tra
IC5,E802,IP2Mac
KY15,KY715
N30,R730
PA72,PA772
PA819,US119,PA130
PA819,US119,PA66BusGre
US119,PA819
E661,F61,F68
II648,D48,E462
II648,I48Fry,E462
N72,R672
NY31,NY631
SC34,US1,US601
SC34,US1,US601,US521TrkCam
US1,US601

Edit: removed the ineligible I-94/I-694.  TM did not detect some others (like I-90/I-890) since the waypoints don't line up because of the Thruway's toll booth ramp configurations.

[wanderer2575]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

I-94 and M-294 in Battle Creek, MI:

[hotdogPi]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

February 4 Challenge: Photos that show two routes of the same number, but different types

It's been seen in other threads before, but this one's crying out for the US/VA 360 junction.  Scottsburg.  June 20, 2008.



Close to home approaching the Collar City Bridge on New York 7 East.  April 24, 2006.



New York and Interstate 690 in the Syracuse area.  April 22, 2007.

0 is a multiple of 100.

[MNHighwayMan]

0 is a multiple of 100.

I suppose it is but that's not what was meant by the spirit of the challenge.

[US71]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

[jflick99]

June 27, 2017: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc). Interstate spurs and loops do not count for this challenge (e.g. I-95 and I-495 would not count, but I-95 and SR-395 would.)

US 69 and US 169 in Merriam, KS.

[noelbotevera]

June 28, 2017: Post pictures of examples of Alanland signage: things that prohibit and allow you to do the same thing. An easier variant is signage relating to goats (such as avoiding them, or things named for them).

[empirestate]

June 28, 2017

Monthly recap time! You know the drill: all Challenges since the previous recap are re-opened for the remainder of the month!

May 30: Signs where all digits in each sign add up to the same number.
May 31: Road-related photos that also happen to include a rainbow (or part of a rainbow).
June 1: Pictures of routes numbered one.
June 2: A city/town in the previous photo and a city/town in the current photo are connected by a single route.
June 3: Signs for National Parks.
June 4—8: [Not yet posted; still open per Rule #4A.]
June 9: Pictures of amusement/water parks.
June 10: Signs where all the digits are the same number (for example, all digits are 1's).
June 11: Vandalized or burnt signs.
June 12: Numbered routes that do not end at another numbered route.
June 13: Signs with large control cities (100k and above) that are around 50+ miles away from the city.
June 14: Signs that have cities struck by a notable blizzard or flood.
June 15: Route signs with a 5 in it.
June 16: A sign that was put up too early, either in distance or in time.
June 17: A route showing the current hour, and a route showing the current minute.
June 18: The closest road sign to your house.
June 19: Route marker assemblies that are slightly (or maybe not so slightly) "off" in their design/layout.
June 20: A photo that contains "Jon", "Ossoff", "Karen", "Handel", "Ralph", "Norman", "Archie", or "Parnell" on a road sign.
June 21: Photos of road maintenance or construction.
June 22: A route number the same, one higher, or one lower than the previous photo.
June 23: Non-standard political boundary signage; state welcome signs are excluded.
June 24: Road photos that contain a cat (or multiple cats).
June 25: Palindrome.
June 26: Signage that was originally put up for something "more grand" such as an expressway that was never completed.
June 27: Two route numbers that differ by multiples of 100 (100, 200, 300, etc).

[JJBers]

June 13, 2017: Signs with large control cities (100k and above) that are around 50+ miles away from the city.

CC 2.0 JJBers (Me)

[empirestate]

June 29, 2017
Challenge: Post route shields for state highways having the same number as an unrelated 3-digit Interstate.

This would exclude routes that are related to 3dis, such as NJ 495, NY 390/590/481, etc. Also excluded are non-Interstate routes that function as an auxiliary to a 2di, such as CA 905.