At-grade freeway accesses

[oscar]

I recall seeing ranch access along I-40 in New Mexico, with signs saying 'Temporary'.  That was a good fifteen years ago, probably.  I'm curious to see if those driveways are still there, and if they still have signs saying 'Temporary'.  Does anyone know?

gone as of 2006 or so.

No ranch accesses in New Mexico, AFAIK, when I drove almost all of I-40 through the state this March.

But in Texas just east of the New Mexico state line, there are several ranch accesses still in place.  Indeed, I used one of them to do a legal U-turn on I-40.

[Mr_Northside]

US-29 in MD between I-70 & MD-32 is usually shown on most maps as a freeway, and mostly is....
With some at-grade access (and associated left turning traffic) ....

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Ellicott+City,+MD&hl=en&ll=39.218531,-76.848072&spn=0.002622,0.005681&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=43.713406,93.076172&oq=Ellic&t=h&hnear=Ellicott+City,+Howard,+Maryland&z=18

Also, US-50, which is pretty much all freeway between Annapolis & the Bay Bridge, has this road access to/from the westbound lanes...

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Annapolis,+MD&hl=en&ll=39.0167,-76.484998&spn=0.001192,0.005681&sll=39.218531,-76.848072&sspn=0.002622,0.005681&oq=Annap&t=h&hnear=Annapolis,+Anne+Arundel,+Maryland&z=18&layer=c&cbll=39.0167,-76.486021&panoid=EZWuJK7OIUlRVtdlgw6vTg&cbp=11,258.08,,0,-1.06

[NE2]

So are the only Interstates with at-grades with full median breaks, accessible to all traffic, I-10 and I-40 in west Texas? (Not counting the obvious ones like I-180 and Jersey City.)

[Bickendan]

Seems like it.

[Alps]

So are the only Interstates with at-grades with full median breaks, accessible to all traffic, I-10 and I-40 in west Texas? (Not counting the obvious ones like I-180 and Jersey City.)

No, I-40 had it in New Mexico as well. Of course, you only have access up to the ranch gate.

[NE2]

So are the only Interstates with at-grades with full median breaks, accessible to all traffic, I-10 and I-40 in west Texas? (Not counting the obvious ones like I-180 and Jersey City.)

No, I-40 had it in New Mexico as well. Of course, you only have access up to the ranch gate.

Where on I-40? I know there used to be some RIRO access west of Albuquerque.

[Alps]

My mistake, I rechecked the photo and there's no median break.

[myosh_tino]

While there are no median breaks, there are a few pullouts and RIRO dirt roads along I-80 near the California-Nevada border.  With the Truckee River being right along side I-80, these access points are mainly for getting to the river whether it be for fishing, rafting, etc.

[bulldog1979]

The Fort Custer access near Battle Creek has a median break.

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Battle+Creek,+MI&hl=en&ll=42.279341,-85.337248&spn=0.007652,0.007285&sll=45.00109,-86.270553&sspn=14.978312,14.919434&oq=battl&hnear=Battle+Creek,+Calhoun,+Michigan&t=k&z=17

[NE2]

The Fort Custer access near Battle Creek has a median break.

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Battle+Creek,+MI&hl=en&ll=42.279341,-85.337248&spn=0.007652,0.007285&sll=45.00109,-86.270553&sspn=14.978312,14.919434&oq=battl&hnear=Battle+Creek,+Calhoun,+Michigan&t=k&z=17

Presumably marked as no public access?

[bugo]

There are at-grade intersections on some of Oklahoma's turnpikes that lead to maintenance buildings.  Here's one just north ("west") of the Muskogee service area on the Muskogee Turnpike:

https://maps.google.com/maps?q=muskogee&hl=en&ll=35.854992,-95.427815&spn=0.002061,0.004812&sll=35.309049,-98.716558&sspn=4.249125,9.854736&t=k&hnear=Muskogee,+Oklahoma&z=18