What state posts the worst control cities? The best?

[kphoger]

Could sign both for Chicago

Too lazy to look up the part of the MUTCD that says not to do that...

[SkyPesos]

Could sign both for Chicago

Too lazy to look up the part of the MUTCD that says not to do that...

Guessing the sign at the I-35/I-335 split in KS with both routes signed for KC via different secondaries violates the MUTCD then? I was basing it off that example.

[kphoger]

Right, I just can't remember if it's 'should' or 'shall' language.

[ilpt4u]

Joliet is well enough known that it should be on the sign with Peoria since you wouldn't take 88 to get to Joliet.

OR you could put Peoria, Joliet and Chicago on as the control for 80 East at that junction. There are 3 line control cities in Illinois. See Bloomington with Southbound 55 being St Louis, Decatur and Indianapolis and Northbound 55 being Chicago, Peoria and Rockford.

55NB/64EB/US40EB/To 70EB has a tri-control of Chicago, Louisville, and Indianapolis across the Poplar Street Bridge into E St Louis before the 55/64/70/40/IL 3 interchange

[cockroachking]

Right, I just can't remember if it's 'should' or 'shall' language.

Section 2E.07  Designation of Destinations

Standard:
01   The direction of a freeway and the major destinations or control cities along it shall be clearly identified through the use of appropriate destination legends (see Section 2D.35). Successive freeway guide signs shall provide continuity in destination names and consistency with available map information. At any decision point, a given destination shall be indicated by way of only one route (see Figure 2E-1).

(Bold added for emphasis.)