Non-standard but "accepted" signs

[Buffaboy]

I found this sign re. Interstate 44 on Wikipedia:



Do you know of any signs that take a commonly used shape but are almost "abused," like this one?

[NE2]

[KG909]

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[txstateends]

What about the '1&9' and '1-9' ones in NJ? 
Or the
79
--
80
ones in Shreveport?  Nonstandard/accepted?

[iBallasticwolf2]

I've seen those types of signs on MLK Boulevard in Indianapolis for I-70/I-65

[TravelingBethelite]

This one that was spotted in Madison, WI, a few years back:

[cappicard]

I found this sign re. Interstate 44 on Wikipedia:



Do you know of any signs that take a commonly used shape but are almost "abused," like this one?

Downtown KCMO has a few of these with 35 and 70 within the same shield.

[cappicard]

Yoder, Kansas (an Amish town) has a few horse carriage warning signs on K-96.

[kphoger]

Yoder, Kansas (an Amish town) has a few horse carriage warning signs on K-96.

But that isn't nonstandard. It's W11-14.

[cappicard]

I didn't know that.  It's not common in Kansas.


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[US71]

I didn't know that.  It's not common in Kansas.

Parts of Missouri have them , too.

But here's a rarity from Kansas

[jeffandnicole]

I didn't know that.  It's not common in Kansas.

Parts of Missouri have them , too.

But here's a rarity from Kansas

Is the horse pulling a street rod or a dune buggy?

[cappicard]

Is the horse pulling a street rod or a dune buggy?

It's a hot horse! (awaiting for that to be taken out of context! LOL)

[DaBigE]

I didn't know that.  It's not common in Kansas.

Parts of Missouri have them , too.

But here's a rarity from Kansas

Is the horse pulling a street rod or a dune buggy?

I was thinking Santa's sleigh (if Hot Wheels got ahold of it).

[kphoger]

I know I've seen several warning signs with this sort of arrow on it, but none that I can think of with Google Street View available.  I've usually seen them on county roads.  Does anyone have a picture of one?



I don't ever recall having seen this sort of arrow in the MUTCD.

[ekt8750]

Yoder, Kansas (an Amish town) has a few horse carriage warning signs on K-96.

But that's clearly a no "sheep fucking" sign lol

[DaBigE]

I know I've seen several warning signs with this sort of arrow on it, but none that I can think of with Google Street View available.  I've usually seen them on county roads.  Does anyone have a picture of one?



I don't ever recall having seen this sort of arrow in the MUTCD.

I have yet to see it as a regular warning sign, but it does exist as a temporary (construction) sign, as a W24-1

[cappicard]

I know I've seen several warning signs with this sort of arrow on it, but none that I can think of with Google Street View available.  I've usually seen them on county roads.  Does anyone have a picture of one?



I don't ever recall having seen this sort of arrow in the MUTCD.

I have yet to see it as a regular warning sign, but it does exist as a temporary (construction) sign, as a W24-1

Yep, these lane-change construction signs are very common currently in northeastern Kansas.

[kphoger]

Oh, I've definitely seen it on a yellow diamond. At least now I know where they got the arrow design.

[noelbotevera]

Do arrows on flimsy cardboard signs pointing to yard sales count?

[cl94]

Yoder, Kansas (an Amish town) has a few horse carriage warning signs on K-96.

But that's clearly a no "sheep fucking" sign lol

No bestiality? What the hell are they going to make signs for next?

[Buffaboy]

Yoder, Kansas (an Amish town) has a few horse carriage warning signs on K-96.

But that's clearly a no "sheep fucking" sign lol

No bestiality? What the hell are they going to make signs for next?

[Duke87]

I know I've seen several warning signs with this sort of arrow on it, but none that I can think of with Google Street View available.  I've usually seen them on county roads.  Does anyone have a picture of one?

I don't ever recall having seen this sort of arrow in the MUTCD.

Then there's this, which I joked meant caution: french fry ahead.

[swbrotha100]

I found this sign re. Interstate 44 on Wikipedia:



Do you know of any signs that take a commonly used shape but are almost "abused," like this one?

Off the top of my head I would say the US 1/9 multiplex in New Jersey.

[noelbotevera]

I know I've seen several warning signs with this sort of arrow on it, but none that I can think of with Google Street View available.  I've usually seen them on county roads.  Does anyone have a picture of one?

I don't ever recall having seen this sort of arrow in the MUTCD.

Then there's this, which I joked meant caution: french fry ahead.

Bacon ahead.

That's probably a failed way of truncated W1-6 from the MUTCD (which I dug up). The first couple feet on the road are straight, but on the sign it starts curved. Then the curve happens, and the sign is a little off. It's an acceptable error margin. But that's it, the road straightens out just before the traffic light there, yet the sign still has the road curved.