Road Sign UNO

[TheGrassGuy]

Atlantic City Expressway Brigantine Connector, Atlantic City, Exit... hey, wait a second.

(Yes, that was actually my turn. Feel free to play a Missouri supplementary route or something.)

[hotdogPi]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters. Roman numerals are allowed as long as it's the only number in the sign element, such as Some Person III St.)

[formulanone]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters.

I thought anything other than whole numbers were verboten; no fractions/decimals can be played.

[hotdogPi]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters.

I thought anything other than whole numbers were verboten; no fractions/decimals can be played.

Exit ¼ mile or ½ mile has been played a few times. It's definitely not common, and there have been no number to number matches so far for fractions (as far as I know), but it's allowed.

The rulings say that 2.5 matches 2½; that statement has been there since almost the beginning.

[jbnv]

Exit 873 or 875.

[Jim]

Virginia Secondary 873 from US 19.  July 11, 2008.

[Eth]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters. Roman numerals are allowed as long as it's the only number in the sign element, such as Some Person III St.)

Sure it is! 9 + 2 = B.

(But I'm guessing hex-to-decimal conversions aren't allowed. Shame, because I don't have an 873 to play, but I do have a 369. )

[US71]

Matching the circle from VA Secondary with a circle error for AR 22 at Fort Smith, AR

[ozarkman417]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters. Roman numerals are allowed as long as it's the only number in the sign element, such as Some Person III St.)

So I assume I cannot do the following:
Say I play a number that is a distance to a MO supplemental route. would it be invalid for the next play to be the MO supplemental route in question?

[US71]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters. Roman numerals are allowed as long as it's the only number in the sign element, such as Some Person III St.)

So I assume I cannot do the following:
Say I play a number that is a distance to a MO supplemental route. would it be invalid for the next play to be the MO supplemental route in question?

IMO, that would seem workable. Then it could be UNO'd with a square route sign from elsewhere.  But I'm not in charge, so I have no influence.

[kphoger]

B isn't a number.

(And before you ask, e and i can only be played if they are actually intended to be 2.71828... and √-1, not letters. Roman numerals are allowed as long as it's the only number in the sign element, such as Some Person III St.)

So I assume I cannot do the following:
Say I play a number that is a distance to a MO supplemental route. would it be invalid for the next play to be the MO supplemental route in question?

Correct.  That couldn't be done, but not for the reason you think.

PLAY 1 = Interstate [635] reassurance marker
PLAY 2 = Interstate [15] on an overhead BGS
PLAY 3 = Square shield [K] 15 miles on a distance sign
PLAY 4 = Square shield [K]

In this scenario, the actual play in PLAY 3 is "15 miles", because that's what followed from I-15.

PLAY 4 can therefore not be made for two reasons:
– 15 does not match K in number.
– miles does not match square shield in "suit".

[paulthemapguy]

Remember, you can only play from a secondary numerical element in a photo if it's possibly to play from the primary element TO the secondary element.

Example:  A photo contains Michigan Routes 51 and 62, played for M-51 since the previous photo was Arizona 51.  The featured/primary element is M-51.  You can play US62, but only because you can play M-51 to M-62.

Counterexample:  A photo contains US26 and Oregon 35, played from Wisconsin 26.  US26 is the primary element, so you can play from that--however, you can't play from Oregon 35, because you can't play from US26 to Oregon 35.

Hope that makes sense.

Circle 22 >> Circle 17 (New Jersey)


113 NJ-17 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[jbnv]

Texas 22. Removed. The circle-17 picture wasn't in the previous post when I made this play.

[Eth]

Texas 22.

NJ 17 to TX 22 is not a valid play.



NJ 17 → 17'0" vertical clearance

[US71]

Alabama 17

[oscar]

Alabama 17 => 17 miles to Brush Lake State Park in Montana:

[Jim]

17 miles to Dolgeville from the northern end of New York 10A.  November 2, 2008.

[US71]

Exit 17 Cherokee Turnpike

[oscar]

Ontario 17:

[jbnv]

Pentagon 17.

[ozarkman417]

Pentagon 512 from I-95

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[US71]

Miller County Pentagon 155

[ozarkman417]

Crediting the AARoads gallery: I-155

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[paulthemapguy]

Wisconsin 155


WI-155 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[ozarkman417]

WI 155 > WI 70 > FL 70

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