I was in a convenient store yesterday and found a Texas road map. My girlfriend opened up the "mini-visor" version & something caught my eye: I saw a US route shield on I-20 in west Texas. I opened up the regular map & studied it closer. This map company is The National Map Company (founded in 1983 & located in Tyler, TX!). Their website: www.nationalmapco.com (http://www.nationalmapco.com)
Another error I found was in Odessa/Midland. They have marked on the map an I-20E...I believe it could be BL I-20? They did mark an I-20B between Pecos & Barstow, so they know the difference. Why couldn't they mark old US 66? That woulda been sweet. :nod:
A side question: Are these I-20 BLs all parts of the original US 80? Did I-20 eat up all of the original US 80 west of Ft. Worth? :confused:
Quote from: cjk374 on January 23, 2013, 09:41:44 PM
A side question: Are these I-20 BLs all parts of the original US 80? Did I-20 eat up all of the original US 80 west of Ft. Worth? :confused:
http://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/bi/bi0020b.htm
http://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/bi/bi0020e.htm
"Mileage transferred from US 80."
The letter appears in really small print on the signs. It's not useful for navigation.