Road Sign UNO

[oscar]

Georgia 314 => South Carolina 314:

[oscar]

24-hour rule.

314 looks like a hard-to-play-from number. I'll throw out an exit 314, which means you can play any exit number you haven't played already, if you don't have a 314.

South Carolina 314 => exit 314 (photo previously played for North Dakota 38):

[Henry]

PA 314:

[csw]

PA 68 from I-79.

[oscar]

Pennsylvania 68 => Tennessee 68:

[US71]

Tennessee 78 (primary and Secondary) near Dyersburg

[csw]

TN 8 from I-24 in Chattanooga.

[oscar]

Tennessee 8 => Tennessee 381 in Johnson City:

[US71]

QUESTION:
Would a secondary route count for the same state if the previous was a primary (different number)?

Just asking for future reference.

[hotdogPi]

QUESTION:
Would a secondary route count for the same state if the previous was a primary (different number)?

Just asking for future reference.

Only if they're part of the same system. Usually, no.

[formulanone]

Tennessee 260:

[oscar]

Tennessee 260 => Maryland 260:

[US71]

JCT Maryland 546 along Alt US 40/National Road

[Jim]

546 miles to Reno on I-80.  November 14, 2016.

[formulanone]

CR 546 in Mercer County, NJ:

[Henry]

Another one from Mercer County, CR 604:

[oscar]

CR 604 in Salem County NJ (photo previously played for New Jersey 77):

[US71]

CR E-41 near Colo, IA

[oscar]

CR E41 => US 41:

[paulthemapguy]

US 50


IN-U150-550EW by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[oscar]

US 50 => Illinois 50 in Kankakee (but not US45/52, which runs afoul of the "one number per sign" Rule 1):

[US71]

SD 50

[Jim]

One state south to Nebraska 50, taken on US 34.  July 28, 2016.

[formulanone]

50 mph on I-84 west of Hartford:

[paulthemapguy]

Wyoming 50


258 WY-50 by Paul Drives, on Flickr