Odd Permanant-Style Temporary Signs Installed For Highway Project

[Brian556]

This is for the SH 121/ I-635 Interchange Project In Grapevine, Texas. In Texas, standard protocol for construction signage is to use corrugated plastic signs on square tubing stands. On this project, you see some of that, but you also see some signs installed on the permanent-style breakaway post that us cemented into the ground.

The orange signs that take the place of the BGSs at exit ramps are done like this. Outside of the actual construction area, there are several installations using these posts. There are some small BOSs, and some route marker assemblies, some of which use used signs.

4.10.2020.SB.SH.26.Temp.Sign.1 by Brian Kosich, on Flickr
SB SH 26 at Grapevine Mills Mall. Texas never puts 3 digits in a two-digit interstate shield, except on BGSs

4.10.2020.WB.SH.114.Main.St by Brian Kosich, on Flickr
WB SH 26/114/121 at Main St. The left totem pole assembly is new.

4.10.2020.WBFR.before.Main by Brian Kosich, on Flickr
SH 26/114/121 WBFR before Main St. These are metal exactly like the green ones

4.15.2020.NB.SH.121@Sandy.Lake by Brian Kosich, on Flickr
SH 121 NBFR at Sandy Lake Rd

4.10.2020.SB.SH.121.@FM.2499.1 by Brian Kosich, on Flickr
SH 121 SBFR at FM 2499. This is an odd stand that I suspect might not be approved. Also, who says "KEEP STRAIGHT?"

4.12.2020.NB.SH.26.2 by Brian Kosich, on Flickr
NB SH 26 near Grapevine Mills Mall. The state route markers used to be on a permanent pole here. Odd orange-background Interstate shield