Daily Picture Challenge!

[Jim]

February 15, 2020:  Since it's 2/15, post highway exit signs with an exit number divisible by two, leading to a state, county, or US highway divisible by 15.  The number divisible by 15 must be on the sign in some capacity, and the exit number divisible by 2 must be in an exit tab.  Suffixed letters are allowed on either number.

I-80 in Iowa.  August 22, 2017.



I-35 in Texas.  November 4, 2017.



TCH 2 in New Brunswick.  August 7, 2014.

[kphoger]

I-35 in Texas.  November 4, 2017.

Ah, crap.  My picture of that exit from 2012, back when it was still a toll road, is hosted on photobucket, so... crap.

[oscar]

February 15, 2020:  Since it's 2/15, post highway exit signs with an exit number divisible by two, leading to a state, county, or US highway divisible by 15.  The number divisible by 15 must be on the sign in some capacity, and the exit number divisible by 2 must be in an exit tab.  Suffixed letters are allowed on either number.

Ohio 285, from I-70 exit 186:



Florida 780 in Sarasota, from I-75 exit 210:



County 840 in Fort Myers FL, from I-75 exit 128:

[wanderer2575]

February 15, 2020:  Since it's 2/15, post highway exit signs with an exit number divisible by two, leading to a state, county, or US highway divisible by 15.  The number divisible by 15 must be on the sign in some capacity, and the exit number divisible by 2 must be in an exit tab.  Suffixed letters are allowed on either number.

Eastbound I-94, Jackson MI:


Eastbound I-74, Peoria IL:

[TravelingBethelite]

Today's challenge:

February 16th, 2020: Post signs relating to current or former auto trails.

Junction of US 51, 60, and 62 - Cairo, IL - 6/18/18

[formulanone]

February 15, 2020:  Since it's 2/15, post highway exit signs with an exit number divisible by two, leading to a state, county, or US highway divisible by 15.  The number divisible by 15 must be on the sign in some capacity, and the exit number divisible by 2 must be in an exit tab.  Suffixed letters are allowed on either number.

I-459 near Hoover:

Side note: those are some wonderful cloud formations.

Yeah, they were something else. Not as treacherous as it may appear (no thunderstorms), but some rarely-seen mid-day contrast.

More from that day:

February 16th, 2020: Post signs relating to current or former auto trails.

De Soto Trail, along Alabama SR 69:


Creole Nature Trail along LA 82:

[US71]

February 16th, 2020: Post signs relating to current or former auto trails.

Denison, TX


Evanston, WY


Rockdale, TX


Ozark Trail at Dimmit, TX


National Road  at Clark, IL

[US 89]

February 16th, 2020: Post signs relating to current or former auto trails.

Lincoln Highway marker on SR-199 at Johnson Pass, UT



Similar marker on 2100 South (former US 40) in Salt Lake City:



Both of those are on realignments, but this sign on SR-60 in Riverdale is on the original 1919 routing:

[Jim]

February 16th, 2020: Post signs relating to current or former auto trails.

Detroit-Lincoln-Denver Highway in Lincoln, Nebraska.  July 28, 2016.



Lincoln Highway marker in Grand Island, Nebraska, on Eclipse Day, August 21, 2017.



Historic National Road approaching Terre Haute, Indiana.  May 29, 2009.

[csw]

February 17, 2020: Signs with colorful language - two or more place names including a color.

Red White & Blue Road, from US 421 in Wilkesboro, NC.


Blacksburg and Bluefield from US 460, Christiansburg, VA.


Whitestown and Brownsburg, IN, from I-65.

[formulanone]

February 17, 2020: Signs with colorful language - two or more place names including a color.

US 90 near Houma; Gray is a separate place name from Bayou Blue:

[CtrlAltDel]

February 15, 2020:  Since it's 2/15, post highway exit signs with an exit number divisible by two, leading to a state, county, or US highway divisible by 15.  The number divisible by 15 must be on the sign in some capacity, and the exit number divisible by 2 must be in an exit tab.  Suffixed letters are allowed on either number.

Both route numbers here are divisible by 15. As far as the exit tab goes I'm sure any even number other than 0 qualifies.

I recognize that the challenge has passed, but just for the record, 0 is divisible by 2.

[csw]

Perhaps I phrased it poorly - I was going for 2+ colorful names in one photo.

[oscar]

Perhaps I phrased it poorly - I was going for 2+ colorful names in one photo.

One of your photos in the OP had only one colorful name, though with three colors in it. That threw me off.

[Jim]

February 17, 2020: Signs with colorful language - two or more place names including a color.

Sounded easy, but definitely not among my collection at least.  I just found one.

Green and Orange in Massachusetts.  August 6, 2010.

[csw]

February 18, 2020. Place names ending in "City".

Ellicott City, MD, from I-70.


Mason City, IL, from I-55.


Crystal City, MO, from US 67.

[US71]

February 18, 2020. Place names ending in "City".

Junction City, Louisiana/Arkansas


Oil City, LA

[oscar]

February 18, 2020. Place names ending in "City".

Yuba City, California:



Oregon City, Oregon:



Pearl City (which isn't a city), Hawaii:

[Jim]

February 18, 2020. Place names ending in "City".

My personal sub-challenge is two such examples in one picture.

From US 395 south of Reno.  The point of the picture was to get Mt. Rose and the sign for it into the picture, but it happened to get a double "X City".  January 12, 2002.



Cave City/Park City, Kentucky, near Mammoth Cave.  July 17, 2007.



KC and OKC from Wichita.  July 1, 2013.

[Truvelo]

February 18, 2020. Place names ending in "City".

White City and The City are two parts of London.

[formulanone]

February 18, 2020. Place names ending in "City".

Sweet City, Georgia:


Minter City, Mississippi:


Rose City, Michigan:

[csw]

February 19, 2020. Three routes of the same type that start with the same number.

I-81, I-86, and I-88 in Binghamton, NY.


IN 66, IN 68, and IN 69 in Posey County.


Low-quality photo of IL 16, IL 133, and IL 1 in Paris.

[paulthemapguy]

February 19, 2020. Three routes of the same type that start with the same digit [sic].

A post of the US60/61/62 combo would work great here, but alas, I don't have one.

I think about half of all Illinois state highways start with the digit "1".  So I'd consider this and posts of this ilk to be relatively low-hanging fruit (the IL13-127 duplex alone has a few other possibilities):


IL-013-158 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Four NB provincial highways starting with "1".  (I think all NB provincial highways can be considered the same classification despite the variation in background colors.)


IMG_3957 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Three Maine highways on a unisign starting with "1".  I guess the bigger challenge for me would be to find groups of route numbers that start with something other than "1".


IMG_2572 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

And inb4 some dork says "tEcHniCaLLy eVeRy nUmBer sTArTs wItH aN inFInITe nUmBEr of zERoEs sO tHEy aLL cOuLD QuALiFy fOR thIS cHaLLeNgE."  Stop it.  Get some help.  You know the intent here.

[Eth]

February 19, 2020. Three routes of the same type that start with the same number.

US 23, 29, and 278:

[US71]

February 19, 2020. Three routes of the same type that start with the same number.

Sikeston, MO