Road Sign UNO

[US 89]

Utah 159

[Jim]

Like that Utah 159 shot.

Illinois 159 in Collinsville.  July 21, 2003.

[US71]

IL 140 (also along the National road )

[csw]

MD 140 from US 15 on an old BGS, Emmitsburg, MD.

[oscar]

Maryland 140 => exit 140 from I-29 (photo previously played for SD 30):

[jbnv]

Louisiana 140.

[US71]

I-14o near Knoxville, TN

[Jim]

Choose your Vermont 140 variant in Wallingford.  August 3, 2002.

[US71]

Choose your Vermont 140 variant in Wallingford.  August 3, 2002.

What's the difference? Is one "scenic"?

[oscar]

Oval Vermont 140 => oval Vermont 132 (probably my last unused VT route marker photo, since my recent travels have skipped around that state):

[csw]

Choose your Vermont 140 variant in Wallingford.  August 3, 2002.

What's the difference? Is one "scenic"?

I believe the green shields are state maintained, and the circle shields are town/locally maintained.

[paulthemapguy]

Kentucky 132


KY-0056-0132W by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[US71]

I'm confused. I didn't know identical circles could be posted in sequence?

[oscar]

Kentucky 132 => Quebec 132, near Mont-Joli where that lollipop-shaped route intersects itself:

[MNHighwayMan]

I'm confused. I didn't know identical circles could be posted in sequence?

I mean, it's no different than in actual UNO playing the exact same card as the person before you. There are two each of every number (except zero) and color in a standard UNO deck.

[jbnv]

Question: Are Quebec Autoroutes and green-shield routes interplayable? They're both Quebec provincial highways.

In the meantime, QC 132 -> Louisiana 132.

[oscar]

Question: Are Quebec Autoroutes and green-shield routes interplayable? They're both Quebec provincial highways.

I think not, with the obvious differences in shield shapes and colors. Kind of like how Interstate (even green Interstate business routes) and state route markers in California are not interplayable.

[US71]

Can I use a Fugly LA 1 at Shreveport?

[oscar]

Louisiana 1 (I like the simpler state shape, but not the fonts) => Trans-Canada 1, at the east end of the recently-opened Cornwall Bypass on Prince Edward Island:

[paulthemapguy]

TCH 1 at pretty much the same place because I can


IMG_4340 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[oscar]

Back to the Midwest.

TCH 1 => North Dakota 1:

[US71]

Highway 1 Wynne, AR

[ilpt4u]

Crediting billburmaster.com's page on I-355/Veteran's Memorial Tollway

AR 1->Cars $1.00 OR (Exit) 1 Mile, leading to the Army Trail Toll Plaza 73

Sourced from http://www.billburmaster.com/rmsandw/illinois/interstate/355.html

[oscar]

Cars $1.00 OR (Exit) 1 Mile => either Interstate (H-)1 at its west end, or exit 1(B):

[kphoger]

I'm confused. I didn't know identical circles could be posted in sequence?

The only non-duplication rule is that the "same sign" in the same photo cannot be played twice.  This is analogous to Uno in that you cannot play the same physical card twice.  (Well, actually, you can.  If you run out cards in the draw pile and shuffle the discard pile to form a new draw pile, then every card after that point will have been previously played.)

What remains unclear to me is whether the OP intended that to be "same sign element" or "same sign panel".  If the former, then one could use the same sign from the same photo more than once, so long as a different sign element is played–e.g., I-39 the first time and I-94 the second time from a multiplex route.  If the latter, then such would not be allowed.