Daily Picture Challenge!

[Jim]

February 22nd, 2020: Today is 2/22/2020 - post signs with repeating digits

How about 5 straight 0s? Ontario 416.  July 15, 2015.



6 sets of 3 0s on US 160 in Wolf Creek Pass.  November 15, 2003.

[empirestate]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

[Eth]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

Gwinnett County likes to do this. Here's a two-for-one at Buford Dr (GA 20) and Gravel Springs Rd (GA 324):



Here's one for Bucher Drive along GA 155 in Decatur:



And, just for variety, I'm pretty sure Iceland doesn't abbreviate at all, at least not in Reykjavík. Stræti is one of the common generic suffixes used there:

[formulanone]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

Heh, I thought this would be easy...but I have very few photos of street blades that do not have abbreviations.

Friedrichshafen Strasse / Fulton Street in Peoria:

[paulthemapguy]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

Ottawa, IL


bladeEA by Paul Drives, on Flickr

It's probably pretty easy to include the suffix when the name is only one letter long.


bladeAA8 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

This counts, even though the whole suffix is 3 letters long.  Boise, ID


bladeFL3 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[US 89]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

Utah will often leave "Road" unabbreviated.



US 19 in Atlanta, GA:

[csw]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

Shelbyville Road x2 from I-264 in Louisville, KY.


1st Street from I-40 in Tucumcari, NM.


Kipling Street from I-70 near Denver, CO.


I guess none of these are street blades...hope that's ok. I don't really ever take photos of street blades.

[empirestate]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

I guess none of these are street blades...hope that's ok. I don't really ever take photos of street blades.

Should be blade signs, yeah, since they're less likely to have the space to spare.

[oscar]

Feb. 23, 2020
Challenge: Post street blade signs where the generic descriptor (road, street, avenue, etc.) is spelled out in full.

A funny street blade, on Maryland's Eastern Shore, where an abbreviation would've ruined the joke:



An infamous not-blade in Philadelphia:

[CtrlAltDel]

It's common in Paris to spell out the whole street name. The number of the arrondissement, or district of the city, is abbreviated, though.




Then, there's this somewhat less well-known street:

[TravelingBethelite]

I'll revive this (again).

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

[hotdogPi]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

2 hours, 2 AM



Two "1 mile" exits, completely coincidental



Two gas stations 0.5 miles away, also coincidental

[US71]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

[paulthemapguy]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

Along I-10 in Florida


FL-053-I-10SE by Paul Drives, on Flickr

I-285 twice


GA-I-75-I-285SNA by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[Truvelo]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

SR66 Meriden, CT taken before the bottom fell off this sign

[csw]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

I-64 and IN-64 from US 41 north of Evansville.


US 50 and Business US 50 around Salisbury, MD.


11 miles to Wytheville, VA, on US 11.

[Jim]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

Northbound Thruway travelers, don't be fooled by "New York 17" at the next exit, if you're looking for I-84, it's "Exit 17" 17 miles ahead.  March 21, 2007.



Some 9s in Lake George.  March 27, 2006.

[formulanone]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

Exit 14, et al on the New Jersey Turnpike:


TX121 and TX183 with Express Lanes very nearly pulling off that four-way overlap:


New York Routes 5, 5A, and 5B near Utica:

[oscar]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

13 feet (and change) vertical clearance, 13 miles ahead, on US 136 in eastern Illinois:



Montana secondary 201, and Montana primary 201:

[wanderer2575]

March 2nd, 2020: Post pictures with numbers that appear more than once in the picture.

I-75 near Waterford MI:


Mile marker 14 on M-14:


Exit 75 to BL I-75 from I-75 (this interchange has since been rebuilt with right exit/entrance ramps and flyovers):


Speed limit 55 on M-55:

[chays]

March 3, 2020 - Post highway photos that include a helicopter in it

[MarkF]

March 3, 2020 - Post highway photos that include a helicopter in it

Firefighting helicopter on I-5 near the Grapevine.

[US71]

Challenge for March 4: Today is 3/4, so highways with 3 and 4 OR 34


US 34 in Iowa


IL 34

[Jim]

Challenge for March 4: Today is 3/4, so highways with 3 and 4 OR 34

A quick first submission, maybe I'll find some others later.  July 28, 2016.

[formulanone]

Challenge for March 4: Today is 3/4, so highways with 3 and 4 OR 34

DE 3 and DE 4 on I-95 in Wilmington: