Daily Picture Challenge!

[hotdogPi]

Most of the challenges are "signs containing X" challenges. Here's one that's not.

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

(This is the same photo as the one in the thread where I asked where a particular photo was taken.)

[7/8]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

A cool straight-away in a forest along Highway 24 south of Brantford, ON (most of the scenery along this highway is farm fields)


A typical flat straight-away on TCH 16 in eastern Saskatchewan (makes it easy to pass!)


Same road, but in Manitoba

[jbnv]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

There aren't many of these along the coast. Usually it takes being on a tall bridge.

Like any of the ones over the Mississippi River:


I-10 Coming Into Baton Rouge by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr

Or the bridge over Lake Charles:


I-10 Lake Charles Bridge Descent into Westlake by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr

Or this one in Texas:


IMG_3723 by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr

[JJBers]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

I-395 at the CT 12 interchange

[csw]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

The controversial IL-110, south of Carthage, IL (June 10, 2017):



The end of I-72 WB, Hannibal, MO (June 10, 2017):

[epzik8]

U.S. 50 north of Easton, Maryland:

[US 89]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

There aren't many of these along the coast. Usually it takes being on a tall bridge.

This is only a rare thing in the eastern half of the US. In the west and midwest, this is probably pretty common.

[Ian]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

I-40 westbound somewhere just west of Santa Rosa, NM.



Ivanpah Road going southbound through the Mojave Desert in rural San Bernardino County, CA.



Probably my favorite example. US 163 heading south through Monument Valley in southern Utah.

[SignGeek101]

I think this would qualify:


Looking West on AB 5 by Sign Geek, on Flickr

[AsphaltPlanet]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

US-395 in California:

http://www.asphaltplanet.ca/CA/US/395/US395_CA_cl_K3_north_24x16.jpg

US-191 Wyoming:

http://www.asphaltplanet.ca/ON/Ontroads/US191_Wyoming.jpg

[Mapmikey]

Trollstigen Norway...

[csw]

These are all beautiful shots. More landscape challenges please 

[wanderer2575]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

I doctored this in MS Paint to remove the mess of signs on the far side of this intersection.




A side road off US-50 in Nevada:

[formulanone]

July 5, 2017: You can see the road you're on for more than 1 mile ahead.

US 377 north of Del Rio:


S-1 (Sunrise Highway) in San Diego County, CA:


I-75's Alligator Alley stretches for miles:

[7/8]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).

2 examples from I-75 in Toledo



On the 400 at the start of highway 11

[Jim]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).

The top of Loveland Pass on US 6 in Colorado.  April 13, 2002.



I-279 North approaching Pittsburgh.  June 4, 2003.



On New York 5 in Glenville warning of the washed out New York 103 following Tropical Storms Irene and Lee.  November 15, 2011.

[jbnv]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).

You almost read my mind. I was going to make a challenge "Post the ugliest construction sign from your collection."


Stretch that text! by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr

[MNHighwayMan]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).

Complete with an ugly MN-101 marker.

[hbelkins]

There was quite a bit in Texarkana seven years ago.




Fixed the image coding

[US71]

There was quite a bit in Texarkana seven years ago.

Yes, I remember US 93

[US71]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).

Irwin, MO  71-49 upgrade


Tulsa


I-40 near Webber Falls, OK

[US 89]

There was quite a bit in Texarkana seven years ago.

Yes, I remember US 93

I assume it was supposed to be TX 93?

Even the construction signage uses Clearview???

[US71]

I assume it was supposed to be TX 93?

Yes. Even after construction, it was posted as US 93 for a while.

Even the construction signage uses Clearview???

Welcome to Texas   

[paulthemapguy]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).

IMG_9217 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[formulanone]

July 6, 2017: Post pictures of BOS's (Big Orange Signs).