Interesting Hill Signage

[Kniwt]

US 95 near Lewiston, Idaho. I'm guessing some trucker at some point wrecked because they were afraid of getting fined.

[CovalenceSTU]

Here's a sign for a 10% grade just off I-84 in Corbett, OR:

[D-Dey65]

For Bicycles only; on Citrus CR 486 west of Hernando, Florida:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Citrus_CR_486_Bikeway;_Six_Percent_Downgrade.JPG

[Bruce]

Reposting from another thread

A map posted on WA 221 right before a major downhill section showing the nearest runaway truck ramp:

[wanderer2575]

It's been a dozen years since I took this photo, but I think it's westbound AZ-68 in Bullhead City.

[Max Rockatansky]

CA 4 approaching Ebbetts Pass 24%:

https://flic.kr/p/2jD2Ua7

CA 108 approaching Sonora Pass 26%:

https://flic.kr/p/2jD6nJP

Conzelman Road 18%:

https://flic.kr/p/ZocT9Y

Mineral King Road specific gears:

https://flic.kr/p/2jdLvbt

https://flic.kr/p/2jdHZq7

[snowc]

I81 near Webb RD in Lafayette NY

[paulthemapguy]

Here's a Quebec downhill sign to add to the mix. This was somewhere near A-85 in southeastern Quebec.


IMG_3755 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[KCRoadFan]

Surprised to see that no one has mentioned the "Truckers: You Are Not Down Yet"  signs in Colorado, coming into Denver from the west on I-70.

[1995hoo]

Similar to the one I posted back at the beginning of this thread, here's a Google Street View link to another "map-style" sign in Pennsylvania with a truck pull-out and stop sign where they are to check the brakes. This is on northbound US-219 approaching Ridgway. If you've never been there, or if you've never seen pictures, this might be an interesting one to click through the Street View. There is a separate one-way truck route just to the north with a "NO CARS" sign. The issue is that there is a very steep descent into Ridgway and the road turns to the left right at the bottom of the long descent after passing several houses. Too much risk of a severe truck accident causing major property damage.

https://goo.gl/maps/iA96pDhvK57kvqxDA

This is also an example of BBSs–white-on-black signs just north of the location the link shows.

[zachary_amaryllis]

Surprised to see that no one has mentioned the "Truckers: You Are Not Down Yet"  signs in Colorado, coming into Denver from the west on I-70.

there's also a 'don't be fooled' sign at a point where the grade flattens for a mile or two

that road is such an awesome roller-coaster..

.. unless you're barely hanging onto it, then it gets real.

[MCRoads]

Similar to the one I posted back at the beginning of this thread, here's a Google Street View link to another "map-style" sign in Pennsylvania with a truck pull-out and stop sign where they are to check the brakes. This is on northbound US-219 approaching Ridgway. If you've never been there, or if you've never seen pictures, this might be an interesting one to click through the Street View. There is a separate one-way truck route just to the north with a "NO CARS" sign. The issue is that there is a very steep descent into Ridgway and the road turns to the left right at the bottom of the long descent after passing several houses. Too much risk of a severe truck accident causing major property damage.

https://goo.gl/maps/iA96pDhvK57kvqxDA

This is also an example of BBSs–white-on-black signs just north of the location the link shows.

It says no cars, but from what I remember from going on this road (in a car), most traffic on that road are cars. Not much they can really do, either.