Daily Picture Challenge!

[paulthemapguy]

Dec 13, 1017 ====> With net neutrality being the big vote tomorrow, post a picture with "net", "neutral", "cell", "phone", or "internet"

Today is the 13th, dude.

Netcong


IMG_1906 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[Hurricane Rex]

Dec 13, 1017 ====> With net neutrality being the big vote tomorrow, post a picture with "net", "neutral", "cell", "phone", or "internet"

This may be a stretch but it is posted at PDX airport:



If challenged I will delete it.

[empirestate]

December 12, 2017: Alabama special election today! Post road signs with "Doug", "Jones", "Roy", and/or "Moore".

Today's the 13th...

[Hurricane Rex]

I'm a little confused on how the challenges come up. Can anyone on the forum come up with a challenge or is that up to the challenge creator?

[hotdogPi]

I'm a little confused on how the challenges come up. Can anyone on the forum come up with a challenge or is that up to the challenge creator?

If nobody has posted it for that day, anyone can create one. You can create one right now if you want, as there is no December 14 challenge yet.

[MCRoads]

Im going to let someone else create the chalange, as i cannot think of a good one.

[kphoger]

This is my first challenge issued.

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

[US71]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

Arlington, TN


Baton Rouge, LA


Dumas, AR

[paulthemapguy]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

Iowa thinks it can replace a single route shield with two little ones in the same space.  They aren't tiny per ce, but they are abysmally small for anything on a BGS.  They're really hard to read.


IA-US218-US34NS by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[dgolub]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

Tiny I-84 shield on the milepost.  Also a sign goof where NY 17 is erroneously signed as US 17:

[oscar]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

Falls Church, VA often includes mini-route markers like this one, on street blades for the numbered highways passing through the city.

[JasonOfORoads]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

Iowa thinks it can replace a single route shield with two little ones in the same space.  They aren't tiny per ce, but they are abysmally small for anything on a BGS.  They're really hard to read.


IA-US218-US34NS by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Also, the exit tab is mounted on the wrong side.

[MNHighwayMan]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

These tiny markers on US-65/69 in Indianola, Iowa. I think this was a mile marker at one point (there's one going the other way, too), but that doesn't explain why both routes are on the post.

[US71]

December 14, 2017:  Tiny route numbers.  Physically small, that is, not just a low number.

These tiny markers on US-65/69 in Indianola, Iowa. I think this was a mile marker at one point (there's one going the other way, too), but that doesn't explain why both routes are on the post.

How did I miss those when I was passing through?

BTW: US 65 is used for the mileage on the duplex.

[MNHighwayMan]

How did I miss those when I was passing through?

BTW: US 65 is used for the mileage on the duplex.

To be fair, those things are something like 6x6", so they're probably not too difficult to miss cruising at the speed limit. And to add, last time I was in Indianola (about a month ago? something like that) they were still there. (That picture is from October 2016.)

And you are right, US-65's miles are used for the concurrency. Most of the mileposts along there do have the tiny US-65 markers above them, but curiously, the one you can see in the background of my picture does not. It's a mystery wrapped in an enigma, I tell you.

[AsphaltPlanet]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been remove from service

http://www.asphaltplanet.ca/ON/QEW_images/QEW_cl_122-9_FEB_Nov17_24x16.jpg


http://www.asphaltplanet.ca/ON/hwy_401_images/Hurontario/2012/07-Jul/401_cl_342_west_WBE_Jul30-12_24x16.jpg

[US71]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been removed from service

Old I-44 near Catoosa, OK


Old I-44 near Doolittle, MO

[Truvelo]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been removed from service

Northwest of Madrid in May 2013 but I no longer remember the exact location.

[MNHighwayMan]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been removed from service.

Old southbound lanes in the middle of I-35 just south of Ames, Iowa. July 21, 2017.

[csw]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been removed from service.

Old Route 66 just south of Litchfield, IL:

[MNHighwayMan]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been removed from service.

Old Route 66 just south of Litchfield, IL:

Fixed that for you.

[Hurricane Rex]

December 16, 2017: Post a picture of a carriageway that has been removed from service.

11:11 my local time.



Harbor Drive Portland. Was a freeway until I-405 was built.

[Jim]

December 17, 2017: The ski season is off to a great start in the northeastern U.S.  Post pictures of signs that include references to ski areas.

Salt Lake City at the base of Little Cottonwood Canyon.  January 20, 2006.



I-70 in Colorado, Copper Mountain in the background of the Copper Mountain sign.  March 5, 2013.



I-84 in Utah.  November 14, 2016.

[MNHighwayMan]

December 17, 2017: The ski season is off to a great start in the northeastern U.S.  Post pictures of signs that include references to ski areas.

Sign for Spirit Mountain on I-35 heading south out of Duluth.

[dgolub]

December 17, 2017: The ski season is off to a great start in the northeastern U.S.  Post pictures of signs that include references to ski areas.