Signs in one state about exits, or state highways for another state; BGS

[formulanone]

New Jersey's take on a Pennsylvania shield on I-80:

[roadman65]

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Georgia Welcome Center sign in SC on I-20.

[wanderer2575]

The Indiana Toll Road has a passable attempt at a M-217 shield at the Elkhart East interchange (exit 96).
(Previously posted as a Daily Picture Challenge entry.)

[KCRoadFan]

The Indiana Toll Road has a passable attempt at a M-217 shield at the Elkhart East interchange (exit 96).
(Previously posted as a Daily Picture Challenge entry.)

Looks like they took from North Carolina. Is there an NC 217 somewhere within that state?

[ran4sh]

There is.

Indiana got the diamond shape right, but Michigan stretches its diamond shield for 3 digit routes (NC does not).

[KCRoadFan]

There is.

Indiana got the diamond shape right, but Michigan stretches its diamond shield for 3 digit routes (NC does not).

I guess I hadn't thought about that; all I noticed was the missing "M".

[renegade]

There is.

Indiana got the diamond shape right, but Michigan stretches its diamond shield for 3 digit routes (NC does not).

I guess I hadn't thought about that; all I noticed was the missing "M".

BGS in Michigan don't usually have the "M."

[machias]

I took this in 2007.

[roadman65]

I was noticing that in NJ, on I-80 W Bound there are already signs for PA 611 (Exit 310) in NJ.

[EdFramingham]

NY shield on Merritt Parkway/CT-15 in Greenwich, CT


IL/RI-style MA shield on NY-22 in Canaan, NY

[roadman65]

These in Oregon for exits in Washington on I-5.

[02 Park Ave]

Shouldn't the center sign here have "Exit 15A" above it?  It is on northbound I-287 in New Jersey approaching the state line.

https://www.google.com/maps/@41.101621,-74.169085,3a,75y,10.58h,106.19t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1snJyU0lvvZOIc_HX1YjIx7g!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3DnJyU0lvvZOIc_HX1YjIx7g%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D135.57771%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i16384!8i8192

[US71]

Along I-44 in Oklahoma neat the Texas State Line


Caverna, MO


West Senaca, OK

[kphoger]

Illinois, from Missouri / Missouri, from Illinois

[US 89]

These signs are in Georgia. Both exits are in Tennessee, but only exit 2's sign came from that state. The exit 1 sign and the gantry are GDOT spec.



Almost certainly these are no longer standing, as the 75/24 junction was substantially reconfigured over the past year.

[andrepoiy]

This one in Ottawa I find rather strange.

I would think Ontario would either sign it as "Aut 5 Via Nicholas Street", but they put Aut-5 with Gatineau, as if it is a control city.

The shield itself doesn't look bad actually, although Quebec would use a squished version of the shield when it's on a BGS I believe.

[snowc]

The Indiana Toll Road has a passable attempt at a M-217 shield at the Elkhart East interchange (exit 96).
(Previously posted as a Daily Picture Challenge entry.)

Looks like they took from North Carolina. Is there an NC 217 somewhere within that state?

Yes. It's in my home town.

[LilianaUwU]

The shield itself doesn't look bad actually, although Quebec would use a squished version of the shield when it's on a BGS I believe.

It actually varies by number of digits. The only 1-digit autoroute (A-5, as shown here) isn't supposed to get squished shields.

[andrepoiy]

The shield itself doesn't look bad actually, although Quebec would use a squished version of the shield when it's on a BGS I believe.

It actually varies by number of digits. The only 1-digit autoroute (A-5, as shown here) isn't supposed to get squished shields.

Ah, that's interesting. Thanks for the info

[ethanhopkin14]

I know the BGS on the right of the gantry is 100% Georgia, but the one on the right is Tennessee's.  Both are in Georgia about exists in Tennessee. 

[ran4sh]

That example was posted just 5 replies before...

[ethanhopkin14]

That example was posted just 5 replies before...

Wasn't good enough.  Needed to be done again.

[hbelkins]

The sign for the Kanorado exit on I-70 eastbound, located in Colorado, is a Kansas installation. Dead giveaway is the use of extruded panel signage. Kansas uses extruded panel, while Colorado uses increment panel.