Consecutive Interstates

[agentsteel53]

I've done all of those, except the ones on Puerto Rico.  I've been on a different segment of Future 73/74, but I think doing any single point on the multiplex should count for the purposes of this.

[1995hoo]

I can think of multiple cases of consecutively-numbered 3dis meeting, but given the way the numbering system is supposed to work I suppose that doesn't count as remarkable.

[NE2]

I can think of multiple cases of consecutively-numbered 3dis meeting, but given the way the numbering system is supposed to work I suppose that doesn't count as remarkable.

I don't think a difference of 100 counts as consecutive.

[hbelkins]

I have been too all them but the unsigned Alaska and Puerto Rico junctions...

I have been to all of those you posted except the one in Hawaii.

[1995hoo]

I can think of multiple cases of consecutively-numbered 3dis meeting, but given the way the numbering system is supposed to work I suppose that doesn't count as remarkable.

I don't think a difference of 100 counts as consecutive.

Good point, I guess, depending on how you define it. Massive brain fart there on my part.

[bassoon1986]

I could be mistaken.

But, if I'm not, a quick look at my list of used and unused 2di points me towards I-30 which meets I-35E and I-35W in Dallas-Fort Worth.

That does look like the greatest possible.

what about 3dis?  I saw 105 and 110 in LA?  nothing between those numbers

[agentsteel53]

264 and 265 are close, but no cigar.

[Morriswa]

Just search the archives of m.t.r. about 10 years back, and I'm sure you'll find some.

What is MTR?

[hbelkins]

What is MTR?

misc.transport.road, the Usenet newsgroup where many of us got started talking about roads.

It's still in existence today, but many of the participants here and on the Yahoo roads groups who used to participate have abandoned it because of posters like Carl Rogers and Randy Hersh.

[Morriswa]

I use http://webchat.freenode.net/# with my Wikipedia username and the room "Wikipedia-en-roads".

[agentsteel53]

Just search the archives of m.t.r. about 10 years back, and I'm sure you'll find some.

What is MTR?

you bumped a six-month-old thread with an off-topic comment?