First type of route you have driven

Started by national highway 1, January 10, 2016, 05:09:50 AM

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roadfro

Interstate: I-15
U.S. Route: US 95
State Route: Most likely SR 574
County Route: CR 215

All of these are in Las Vegas, NV
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corco

Interstate - I-184 in Boise, then I-84 in Boise for a 2di
US Route - US 20/26 in Boise, then US 195 maybe? for my first 3dus
State Route - Idaho 21 in Boise
County Route - uh, no idea

riiga

In the US
Interstate: never driven
US Route: never driven
State Route: NJ 36
County Route: no idea, probably some route in NJ

In Sweden
E-road: E4
National road: 35
County road: 215

vdeane

Interstate: I-490
Freeway: Lake Ontario State Parkway
US Route: Given that it's the only US route near Rochester, US 20
NY Route: NY 33A, possibly on the overlap with NY 36
County Route: Palmer Rd (Monroe CR 184)
Local Road: Willowen Dr (in Irondequoit) (probably)
Please note: All comments here represent my own personal opinion and do not reflect the official position of NYSDOT or its affiliates.

FrCorySticha

Interstate: I-94
US Route: US 2
State Route: MT 16
County Route: Williams County (ND) 6

Rothman

#30
Best guesses for the first I was driven on:

Interstate: I-65, Indiana
US Route: US 50, Indiana
State Route: IN 45/46, Bloomington
County Route:  No idea.

For driving:

Interstate: I-91, Massachusetts
US Route: US 5, Massachusetts
State Route: MA 9, Massachusetts
County Route: Dunno.
Please note: All comments here represent my own personal opinion and do not reflect the official position(s) of NYSDOT.

Bruce

Driven with myself at the wheel:

Primary Interstate: I-5, Washington
Auxiliary Interstate: I-405, Washington (full clinch)
US Route: None yet
Primary State Route: WA-9
Auxiliary State Route: WA-531
County Route: None yet
Wikipedia - TravelMapping (100% of WA SRs)

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bassoon1986

Interstate: I-220 (Shreveport)
US highway: US 71
State highway: either LA 1 or LA 173
County Rd: not sure. Possibly CR 4 because it's nearly the only one signed in Caddo Parish

hbelkins

I-75
US 25/421
KY 52

As for a county road, that would be a guess. Probably Randa Smyth Road, a county road near my home in Lee County, Ky.
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Duke87

First interstate: I-95
First US highway: US 1
First state route: CT 137
First county route: no idea, would have to have been after I got my license since the state I learned to drive in does not have any
If you always take the same road, you will never see anything new.

cl94

Interstate: I-90
Limited-access: NY 400 (before I-90)
US: US 20 (Parents live on it)
State: NY 354
County: Erie CR 242
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jbnati27

Interstate: I-70
US Route: US 40
State Route: OH 48
County Road: Not sure on this one. Some Ohio counties don't make it very obvious you're on a county road. I learned to drive in one of those counties.

jeffandnicole

Interstate: I-295
US Route: Either US 322 or US 130
State Route: NJ 47 (leaving the DMV)
County Road: CR 663

roadman

Interstate - I-95 (Danvers, MA)
US Route - US 1 (Danvers and Peabody, MA)
State Route - MA 107 (Lynn and Salem, MA)

County Route - Champaign County (IL) Route 18 between Monticello, IL and Savoy IL

Note that I drove my first Interstate, US, and State routes in 1978 when learning to drive, but I didn't drive my first signed county route until twenty years later, in 1998.
"And ninety-five is the route you were on.  It was not the speed limit sign."  - Jim Croce (from Speedball Tucker)

"My life has been a tapestry
Of years of roads and highway signs" (with apologies to Carole King and Tom Rush)

theline

Although I've been driving for almost 50 years, I think I can do pretty well at this:

State highway: Indiana's SR-32, east of my home town of Muncie, in driver's ed.
County road: Indiana doesn't sign them, so this is tough. I'm sure it was some road off of SR-32 to the south, during the same driver's ed session. As for a signed county highway, I've got no idea. I didn't even know that some localities signed them until years later.
US route: US 35 in Muncie. It ran right through the city then, on Madison St., Wysor St., and Broadway. It came within just a few blocks of my house.
Interstate: probably I-69, on the way to Indianapolis.

bzakharin

Interstate: I-287 in NJ, I-80 in NJ was the first 2-di
US: 202 in NJ, US 46 for 2-dus
State: NJ 10
County: CR 617 in Morris County, NJ, Sussex Avenue
500 series: CR 510 in Morris County, NJ, Morris St / Lafayette Ave / Washington Ave / Mendham Rd

Out of state:
Interstate: I-76 in PA
US: 30 in PA
State: PA 291 (for 2 digit, probably CT 34)
County: I don't think I ever drove any non-NJ ones

freebrickproductions

First Interstate: I-565
First US Route: Either US 231/US 431, US 231, or US 98.
First State Route: Signed: AL 36; Unsigned: AL 1
First County Route: Most likely Madison County (AL) Route 8 or Madison County (AL) Route 65. Most likely the former though.
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Walleye2013

Interstate: I-271
US Highway: US 422
State Route: OH 175
County Route: I believe Green Road is unsigned Cuyahoga County route 14 (C-14)

NWI_Irish96

Interstate: I-80/90 Indiana Toll Road
US Highway: US 6
State Route: IN 106
County Route: Indiana doesn't have bannered county roads.  First county road I drove on was Fir Rd in Marshall County.  If you're talking about bannered routes only, then Waukesha County YY in Wisconsin.
Indiana: counties 100%, highways 100%
Illinois: counties 100%, highways 61%
Michigan: counties 100%, highways 56%
Wisconsin: counties 86%, highways 23%

Thunderbyrd316

   The very first time I drove a car on a public right of way I was 13 years old and for my very first driving experience, I drove on an Interstate freeway! (To be fair, this particular section of Interstate freeway was VERY much in the middle of nowhere back then, even much more so than it is today.) The year was 1983. My father pulled his '77 Pontiac Le Mans (a former City of West Linn police car) off at the East Bound Boardman Rest Area on Interstate 84 just past Mile Post 160. He told me to take over. I drove, remarkably uneventfully I might add, all the way to the Yoakum Road exit #199. (He thought it might not be a good idea to go all the way into Pendleton and the next exit, 202 Barnhart Road even back then had a couple of motels and the Woodpecker Truck dealership and thought that it would be better that we not be seen changing places in front of witnesses. The rest area had been vacant at the time we were there that day.)

   Well, I came off the freeway at about 45 m.p.h. right up the ramp just as perfect as could be and proceeded to step on the brake peddle in anticipation of the stop sign at the end of the ramp. What I was NOT prepared for however was the rather touchy brakes that GM cars of that era had and I brought that Pontiac from about 40 to zero in about 10 feet! It scared the crap out of me and all the crap my dad had in the back seat all came flying forward at 40 m.p.h. and made one hell of a mess but my dad was laughing his ass off!

   I really do not remember which other roads I drove on for the first time. (The second time I drove was also on I-84 farther west.) I do remember driving on Oregon 18 for the first time (I had ridden as a passenger on this route previously far too many times to count) and thinking that a lot of those circa '58 - '61 era shoulderless  bridges were awfully narrow to be going 55 m.p.h. across and I would slow considerably when ever I would approach one, to the consternation of the lengthy back log of traffic to my rear. (Interestingly, as I got older and more experienced I did not notice these a bit and actually felt that the 55 m.p.h. limit on Oregon 18 was a bit too SLOW.)

   The first U.S. route I drove on was probably 26, Powell Blvd. but I do not recall for certain.

   The first State Highway if not Oregon 18 was possibly (Decommissioned U.S.) 99E, McLoughlin Blvd.

   The first County Road MAY have been Vineyard Road in (unincorporated) Oak Grove in Clackamas County, the street I grew up on.

   When I took my drivers test to get my license in 1986 I used portions of U.S. 26, Powell Blvd. and I-205, the East Portland Freeway as well as a number of City of Portland municipal streets in outer South East Portland.

   (As a final note, the Woodpecker Truck dealership at exit 202 looks remarkably similar today to how it looked back in 1983 with one VERY notable exception. Sadly, they no longer have the copyright protected and trademarked image of Woodrow "Woody" Woodpecker featured on their sign. Damn sue happy lawyers just gotta wreck everything don't they?)  :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

Brandon

Interstate: I-55
US Highway: Probably US-6
State Route: IL-53
County Highway: Boughton Road, Bolingbrook (unsigned)
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"Symbolic of his struggle against reality." - Reg, "Monty Python's Life of Brian"

kkt

Quote from: national highway 1 on January 10, 2016, 05:09:50 AM
Simple. Name the first route you have driven for each type of route:

Interstate 280, my driving teacher had me drive it while I still had just a permit.  Everything was going so fast!
U.S. 101
State route 82, El Camino Real
County route G-5, Foothill Expressway

Ace10

Interstate: I-10, Biloxi MS
US Route: US 90, Biloxi MS
State route: Either MS 605 or MS 15 (cosigned with I-110 prior to 2009)
County route: Most likely either Orange CR 535 (Apopka-Vineland Rd/Winter Garden-Vineland Rd) or Orange CR 439 (Conroy-Windermere Rd) in Orlando FL
Toll road: Florida's Turnpike (FL 91)

First interstate clinch: I-12

Ian

First road ever: some random dirt roads in Phippsburg, Maine.
Interstate: I-476 here in Delaware County, PA
US route: most likely US 1
State route: PA 352 (first public road ever driven on, as the drivers license center where I got my permit is located on this road)
County route: Not sure exactly what this one is since PA doesn't have any county routes, but the first PennDOT quadrant route I drove on was SR 2016 (Baltimore Pike) here in Media.
Toll road: probably the I-276 portion of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
UMaine graduate, former PennDOT employee, new SoCal resident.
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