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Anybody know why I-910 was never signed?

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Hot Rod Hootenanny:

--- Quote from: Anthony_JK on June 04, 2009, 07:19:08 PM ---
First off, they can't post those I-910 shields on the Westbank Expressway until they get to finishing elevating the WB all the way to US 90...due to Fed rules about an Interstate spur ending on a US or NHS system highway.

Anthony

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So where's the southern terminus for I-510 in East Orleans?

74/171FAN:

--- Quote from: froggie on June 05, 2009, 06:34:51 AM ---They've had "logical termini" criteria for some time.

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  For how long?  :-/

froggie:

--- Quote ---So where's the southern terminus for I-510 in East Orleans?
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North end of the bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway.  Though I-510 was different in that it was CHARGABLE Interstate mileage (i.e. part of the originally, Federally funded Interstate system).


--- Quote --- For how long?
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At least back to the '90s...probably longer.

Hot Rod Hootenanny:

--- Quote from: froggie on June 06, 2009, 09:58:24 AM ---
--- Quote ---So where's the southern terminus for I-510 in East Orleans?
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North end of the bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway.  Though I-510 was different in that it was CHARGABLE Interstate mileage (i.e. part of the originally, Federally funded Interstate system).


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What do you mean by that?  What's the difference between I-510 with I-910 or I-310, or even I-10 itself?  :confused:

bugo:

--- Quote from: froggie on June 05, 2009, 06:34:51 AM ---They've had "logical termini" criteria for some time.

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Both of AR I-540's termini are illogical (north end far more than south end.)  So is I-26 west's.  And none of the NC I-73/74 routing makes any sense. Not to mention I-69 MS's southern end.  Seems their criteria are arbitrarily enforced.

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