Looking at my log, despite all the interstates individually coming in at 100% and no mileage is off between that which is clinched and the length of the interstates, overall when it is summed up into PA interstate mileage, there's a .24 mile gap that doesn't seem to be clinchable anywhere for interstate mileage in PA (i.e., total clinched is .24 less than total PA interstate mileage).
I know this is really...really...really minor, but thought I'd bring it up to be added to the end of the priority listing. :D
A quick look shows that the short piece of I-86 that dips into PA near Waverly is 0.24 miles long. Do you have that segment or the corresponding NY 17 segment in your .list?
Ah, I see what's going on. The log doesn't list interstates that you don't have any mileage clinched on (0 percenters). So, even though I've clinched everything else, the 0 percent I-86 Waverly section doesn't show up.
So...never mind. Evidently, I just like wasting everyone's time. :ded:
In most cases, the lack of 0% roads is probably a good thing, but in this case, it would have been useful to see that entry for clarity. I think the stats pages will probably list all of the routes, and I'm going to add columns to the csv stats files that list all routes by region/system that would more clearly indicate what's going on.
I don't have a strong opinion one way or another now that I finally realized what was going on. All I needed to know was that I incorrectly understood what the parameters were that created the log. It's all good now.