Daily Picture Challenge!

[jflick99]

June 12: Numbered routes that do not end at another numbered route.

K-7's northern terminus is on an Indian reservation at the Nebraska state line. The road doesn't have a number on the Nebraska side, but it eventually connects with US 159 a few miles to the north.

[empirestate]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Explanation: for states (or provinces, or international equivalent) having secondary route systems, post photos that include signage for secondary routes. For states/provinces that have tertiary state systems (or lower), post photos that contain tertiary (or lower) routes. (Photos can also include higher-tier routes, but must include the lowest tier that is present in that state/province.)

Route systems lower than state level–i.e., county routes or any municipal systems–do not count. Neither do unsigned systems (like NY's reference routes or PA's quadrant routes). Also, states with only a single tier of state-level routes are not eligible.

[dgolub]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Winchester Bypass (VA 37) southbound at Cedar Creek Grade (SR 622):

[Jim]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

If my understanding of Montana's signs is correct, this is a second level.  From I-90.  June 27, 2001.



Secondary Tennessee.  From I-40.  March 17, 2004.



A Virginia secondary in Farmville with many US highway friends.  July 25, 2011.

[Mapmikey]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Technically, the F-routes in Virginia are a primary system...

Off US 23 near Big Stone Gap, May 2008:

[US71]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Arkansas


Missouri

[empirestate]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Arkansas

Aren't those the same as the primary route marker? How does one distinguish the two?

[US71]

Aren't those the same as the primary route marker? How does one distinguish the two?

Arkansas doesn't have a lower tier below primary state routes, unless you count the Recreation routes, which are funded by the Marine fuel tax.



As far as the 88 goes, that's just a sign shop glitch, which has been happening a lot more over the last few years.

[JJBers]

July 1, 2017
Challenge: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

This isn't supposed to be signed, but it was briefly.

Kurumi

[empirestate]

Aren't those the same as the primary route marker? How does one distinguish the two?

Arkansas doesn't have a lower tier below primary state routes, unless you count the Recreation routes, which are funded by the Marine fuel tax.

Oh, OK. If a state doesn't have anything below primary routes, it doesn't fit for this Challenge. Now, what exactly counts as a lower-tier system, such as these Recreation routes, I'm kind of leaving up to interpretation (as long as it's a consistently marked system).

This isn't supposed to be signed, but it was briefly.

Kurumi

That's not quite what we're looking for either, then (unless perhaps it were signed differently from the regular state highways). The idea is to illustrate the different signage used for these secondary systems, particularly since it often seems to be more interesting than the primary routes! :-)

[JJBers]

This isn't supposed to be signed, but it was briefly.

Kurumi

That's not quite what we're looking for either, then (unless perhaps it were signed differently from the regular state highways). The idea is to illustrate the different signage used for these secondary systems, particularly since it often seems to be more interesting than the primary routes! :-)

Oh, I didn't really understand the challenge fully today...

[jbnv]

July 1, 2017: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Louisiana is out. But I'm assuming Texas's FMs, RMs, spurs and loops count here.


Texas FM 105 Route Signs by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr


Junction Spur 93 by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr


Texas Beltway 8 Advance Sign by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr

[US71]

July 1, 2017: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Louisiana is out. But I'm assuming Texas's FMs, RMs, spurs and loops count here.

Do Rec Roads count?

[US 89]

July 1, 2017: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Louisiana is out. But I'm assuming Texas's FMs, RMs, spurs and loops count here.

Do Rec Roads count?

How are those different from FMs or RMs?

[Big John]

^^ Those signs appear to be brown in color.

[US71]

^^ Those signs appear to be brown in color.

Yes, they are. 

[empirestate]

July 1, 2017: Post signage for lower-tier, state-level signed route systems.

Louisiana is out. But I'm assuming Texas's FMs, RMs, spurs and loops count here.

Do Rec Roads count?

I figured Texas might raise a few questions; specifically, which of its many systems is the "lowest" tier (and thus the one that has to be included in order for it to count)? But, we'll just leave that open for interpretation as well. :-)

[hbelkins]

West Virginia's "county" routes, which are in reality state routes.

[jbnv]

July 2, 2017: Signs for places named "Holiday" or having a name containing "Holiday."

[JJBers]

July 2, 2017: Signs for places named "Holiday" or having a name containing "Holiday."

Does this count?

Hospitality On

[empirestate]

July 2, 2017: Signs for places named "Holiday" or having a name containing "Holiday."

Does this count?

Hospitality On

No, as this is still a road-related challenge thread. If you can get a shot with the road included, then sure!

[Jim]

July 2, 2017: Signs for places named "Holiday" or having a name containing "Holiday."

Do I get a prize if I'm the only one to submit a valid entry for a challenge?

From US 101 in Washington.  February 23, 2010.

[MNHighwayMan]

Do I get a prize if I'm the only one to submit a valid entry for a challenge?

One thousand Internets.

[hotdogPi]

July 3, 2017: Road signs with any amount of money on them. Tolls, parking, fines, etc.

(cross-posted from Worst Of)

[dgolub]

July 3, 2017: Road signs with any amount of money on them. Tolls, parking, fines, etc.

Toll signage going over the RFK Bridge (I-278), formerly the Triboro Bridge:


This signage is actually gone as of a couple of weeks ago, courtesy of cashless tolling.