Daily Picture Challenge!

[US71]

March 27, 2018: Two or more speed limit signs showing different numbers.

This may be bending things a little, but it is 2 separate signs (though on the same post)

[oscar]

From 1991 1996 on US 93, a Montana speed limit sign, with no daytime limit for cars, only a daytime truck limit, and a night limit for all vehicles:

[empirestate]

March 27, 2018: Two or more speed limit signs showing different numbers.

This may be bending things a little, but it is 2 separate signs (though on the same post)

Well, the original Challenge used as speed advisory sign (not technically a speed limit) as one of the two, so I'd say this certainly qualifies.

[Truvelo]

March 27, 2018: Two or more speed limit signs showing different numbers.

I-90 Snoqualmie variable speed limits.

[Big John]

From 1991 on US 93, a Montana speed limit sign, with no daytime limit for cars, only a daytime truck limit, and a night limit for all vehicles:

How did Montana handle the NMSL, as it was repealed in 1995?

[oscar]

How did Montana handle the NMSL, as it was repealed in 1995?

Got the date wrong. 1991 was when I first was out that way, but the photo was taken on my 1996 trip. Correction made above.

Here's another split speed limit sign, in Colorado from 2011, on US 550 south of Montrose. This seasonal split limit was due to wildlife crossings in the off-season. IIRC, the split limit was later changed or eliminated.

[formulanone]

March 27, 2018: Two or more speed limit signs showing different numbers.

US 90 east of Uvalde, Texas:

[wanderer2575]

March 27, 2018: Two or more speed limit signs showing different numbers.

Alger County Road H-58 in Michigan's Upper Peninsula:

[wanderer2575]

March 28, 2018:  Photos of park route number signs.

East Harbor State Park, Lakeside-Marblehead OH:


Kensington Metropark, Milford MI:

[Jim]

March 28, 2018:  Photos of park route number signs.

Here are a couple Texas Park Roads.

Padre Island in the Corpus Christi area.  July 28, 2005.



Near Daingerfield.  July 2, 2013.

[formulanone]

March 28, 2018:  Photos of park route number signs.

Southbound on I-45:

[US71]

March 28, 2018:  Photos of park route number signs.

Technically a park road. It's an access road to Lake Fort Smith State Park (and the only Route 400). Actual park roads in Arkansas are not numbered in the field, but exist only on paper.

[paulthemapguy]

^I like that you have to specify that it's the ONLY Route 400, because it's frickin Arkansas.   

[TBKS1]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

AR-266 - 0.87 miles long.



Arkansas Highway 266 by TheInstrumentalist, on Flickr

AR-305 - 0.9 miles long (One part)



AR-305 by TheInstrumentalist, on Flickr

[US 89]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

UT 93: 0.365 miles long.



UT 269 is 0.9 miles long, and 270 is 0.75:



And UT 241 is only 0.4 miles long:

[Eth]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

GA 42 Connector, about 0.6 miles long, connects US 23/GA 42 with GA 10 (Freedom Pkwy, part of the cancelled I-485):



GA 154 Spur, also about 0.6 miles long, exists to cut off a sharp angle between GA 154 and US 278/GA 12:

[oscar]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

HI 7110 west of Pearl Harbor is only 0.6 mile long:



There are two short signed routes on Maui. I'll look for photos later.

[paulthemapguy]

March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

Indiana 520


IN-US12-520W by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Iowa 165


IA-165STN by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Utah 93


UT-I-15X315N by Paul Drives, on Flickr

[csw]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

IN-650 serves as a connector from US 50 to a United States Gypsum plant near Shoals, IN:


IN-269 connects Harmonie State Park with IN-69 in Posey Co.:

[hbelkins]

2017 WV route-clinching trip Day 4 - 241 by H.B. Elkins, on Flickr

[US71]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

Brighton, MO  Spur 215  .3 Miles


Gateway, AR  AR 37  .61 Miles


Mountainburg, AR  AR 282S  .9 miles

[empirestate]

Monthly recap for March!

In addition to the already-posted Challenge for today, it is also Monthly Recap time. All Challenges since the previous recap (on Februaruy 26th) are re-opened from now through the end of March. (A couple were never closed...and a few more were never opened in the first place. In both cases, those Challenges would still be available even after the recap period ends, unless they are closed during it.)

New Challenges will also be posted for March 30 and 31, and will likewise remain open through the end of March. (They will also be re-opened during the April recap, so if you're savvy, you'll use these dates for the Challenges that you want to have the most chances to submit for!)

[chays]

March 23, 2018 - A progressive challenge showing increasing number of exits on "Next X Exits" on BGSes.

Last one was "Next 5 Exits".  Here is "Next 6 Exits".



Found here: http://mapio.net/pic/p-21684491/

[Mergingtraffic]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

I think the US-40 Expwy Stub in Baltimore comes in at just under a mile

[oscar]

Challenge for March 29th: A road sign photo of a state (or even US) highway that's less than one mile long.

I think the US-40 Expwy Stub in Baltimore comes in at just under a mile

Isn't that part of the much longer US 40, rather than a separate route?