I took a trip to Lambertville & Flemington last weekend before the monsoon-esque storms. Well, I have some idiocracy to report.
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NJ 165, aka NJ 29, aka NJ 29 north, aka crappy signage. Why did they sign it on this rather non-standard blade.
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Joining it are these massively ugly shields. Next time steal a shield from 179 if you need a better one.
Several miles northeast of Lambertville, these have taken presence on the NJ 12/CR 611/Reaville Rd roundabout:
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Rather depressing when they can't center this correctly.
Quote from: Roadgeek_Adam on April 20, 2011, 02:20:33 PM
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Joining it are these massively ugly shields. Next time steal a shield from 179 if you need a better one.
I have to congratulate whoever posted these signs for actually making (as close as New Jersey will ever get to) a sign assembly. Usually, a case like this would have two separate signs- a JCT 29 sign and a JCT 179 sign on two separate poles about 200 feet from each other, and the latter being completely blocked by a 'no parking anytime' sign, (which too is on its own pole)- or something to that effect.
Quote from: papaT10932 on May 05, 2011, 09:51:28 AM
I have to congratulate whoever posted these signs for actually making (as close as New Jersey will ever get to) a sign assembly. Usually, a case like this would have two separate signs- a JCT 29 sign and a JCT 179 sign on two separate poles about 200 feet from each other, and the latter being completely blocked by a 'no parking anytime' sign, (which too is on its own pole)- or something to that effect.
I find that's a very Massachusetts-esque thing too. Esp central/western MA as well. concurrencies etc, almost always have there signage placed on separate poles fore each route.