This one is on northbound Yale Avenue. It is one of the few signs in Oklahoma to read "Oklahoma City" instead of "Okla City".
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A few others I can think of: there's one on the westbound Turner Turnpike just west of where the Creek Turnpike merges in (with line break before "City"), and there's one in Norman on northbound I-35 at the Robinson Street exit (with downward-facing straight-shaft arrows instead of true down arrows).
Quote from: bugo on December 26, 2013, 06:12:33 PM
This one is on northbound Yale Avenue. It is one of the few signs in Oklahoma to read "Oklahoma City" instead of "Okla City".
And, one of the few I've seen that uses mixed case for the 'West' part instead of all-caps.
Quote from: txstateends on December 27, 2013, 09:31:45 AM
Quote from: bugo on December 26, 2013, 06:12:33 PM
This one is on northbound Yale Avenue. It is one of the few signs in Oklahoma to read "Oklahoma City" instead of "Okla City".
And, one of the few I've seen that uses mixed case for the 'West' part instead of all-caps.
ODOT getting basic signage conventions wrong?
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I think there's one on I-40 near Van Buren, AR
Spelling it out is common for TxDOT, KTA, and AHTD–it's ODOT and OTA that normally abbreviate it.