Distances between consecutive interstate exits

[Purgatory On Wheels]

Noticed this the other day driving through eastern Ohio on I-70.  The distance from one exit to the next increases by one mile for five consecutive exits.  To wit:

Exit 154
Exit 155 (+1)
Exit 157 (+2)
Exit 160 (+3)
Exit 164 (+4)
Exit 169 (+5)

The next exit is 176, which breaks the pattern.

Any examples that go on longer?

[bassoon1986]

The only pattern in Louisiana I could find more than 2 exits is on I-49:

Exit 1C
Exit 2 (+1)
Exit 4 (+2)
Exit 7 (+3)
Exit 11 (+4)

[GCrites]

Noticed this the other day driving through eastern Ohio on I-70.  The distance from one exit to the next increases by one mile for five consecutive exits.  To wit:

Exit 154
Exit 155 (+1)
Exit 157 (+2)
Exit 160 (+3)
Exit 164 (+4)
Exit 169 (+5)

The next exit is 176, which breaks the pattern.

Any examples that go on longer?

Fascinating observation. I've been going through there since the early '80s and never once thought of that.

[bulldog1979]

Can anyone find the Fibonacci sequence anywhere? (I'd allow either a 1A/1B or just a single 1 to start out.)

[pianocello]

Can anyone find the Fibonacci sequence anywhere? (I'd allow either a 1A/1B or just a single 1 to start out.)

The best I can think of off the top of my head is I-80/94 in Northwest Indiana: Exit 1 has two off-ramps from either direction (not signed as A and B, though), and then it's followed by 2, 3, and 5. There's got to be a better one, though.

[hotdogPi]

Can anyone find the Fibonacci sequence anywhere? (I'd allow either a 1A/1B or just a single 1 to start out.)

The best I can think of off the top of my head is I-80/94 in Northwest Indiana: Exit 1 has two off-ramps from either direction (not signed as A and B, though), and then it's followed by 2, 3, and 5. There's got to be a better one, though.

Is there a 0 before it?