Road Sign UNO

[hbelkins]

WV 612

[TBKS1]

WV 612 -> AR 612 (taken 11 November 2024)

AR 112 can also be played from

[formulanone]

I'll irresponsibly go for Mississippi 612, but at least it's an oval:

[Jim]

Well, let's keep the 612 run going.

New Mexico 612 from I-40.  October 15, 2018.

[hbelkins]

WILD!



The next play shall be yellow.

[CoreySamson]

Let's go to a 25 mph advisory speed limit on I-45 SB approaching Madisonville, TX:

[Jim]

Sticking with 25 MPH, here North Carolina 128, just off the Blue Ridge Parkway.  With a bonus look at my old hand-held GPS unit on the dash of the 2001 A4.  August 13, 2002.

[formulanone]

25mph right curve on US 50 near Ridgefield, West Virginia:

[The_Ginger]

I'll take it to WV 25:

[hbelkins]

I'll play a WV 129.

[formulanone]

Florida 129 in Jacksonville:

[skatcher]

US 129 first shield after splitting with US 19/US 74 in NC on the way to the Tail of the Dragon!!

[kphoger]

Florida 129 in Jacksonville:

Looks like a wrinkly North plaque.

[formulanone]

Florida 129 in Jacksonville:

Looks like a wrinkly North plaque.

It's in the first stage of ruffling.

[wanderer2575]

Florida 129 in Jacksonville:

Looks like a wrinkly North plaque.

Also not enough bolts to secure the shield plaque.

[formulanone]

Florida 129 in Jacksonville:

Looks like a wrinkly North plaque.

Also not enough bolts to secure the shield plaque.

On closer inspection, the shield bolts seem to have a plastic washer between the bolt and bracket, but the directional plaque does not. And I also wonder if the holes are pre-drilled or the sheeting includes the bolt holes beforehand. The plaque seems to have spots for bolts to be mounted top-and-bottom, not to the left and right of the post.

FDOT likes lots of bolts with more recent installs (15-20 years), presumably due to the potential for hurricane-force winds. But it makes some of their shields look like Pinface from Hellraiser.

[skatcher]

Florida 129 in Jacksonville:

Looks like a wrinkly North plaque.

Also not enough bolts to secure the shield plaque.

On closer inspection, the shield bolts seem to have a plastic washer between the bolt and bracket, but the directional plaque does not. And I also wonder if the holes are pre-drilled or the sheeting includes the bolt holes beforehand. The plaque seems to have spots for bolts to be mounted top-and-bottom, not to the left and right of the post.

FDOT likes lots of bolts with more recent installs (15-20 years), presumably due to the potential for hurricane-force winds. But it makes some of their shields look like Pinface from Hellraiser.

Better yet, even our road signs seem to personify Florida Man!!

[wanderer2575]

US-129  -->  M-129 in Pickford:

[The_Ginger]

M-129 --> M-30 with an option play:

(by User:Notorious4life here)

[formulanone]

US 30 in Joliet: