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NJ's I-295 Exit 2B-C: https://goo.gl/maps/m1YkSHuWQSJ4d7L76 . This one is unusual because the B/C split is just an ordinary porkchop split at the top of the ramp: https://goo.gl/maps/Wn8yhicgnfijbYvR9 , which was probably done just to match the different ramps on I-295 South at this interchange. And maybe even more unusual...the route you're actually exiting onto, NJ 140, is never referenced on any sign.More standard: Exit 45 A/B: https://goo.gl/maps/17uYMJBc42WdbSdz6
Oh, and there might be some at the Circle Interchange, particularly when construction gets done (51F-I-52A S/E and 51D-A N/W?)...
Per the MUTCD, states decide their own policy with regard to numbering exits on ramp splits and CD roads. My own state of Georgia doesn't, but obviously many other states do.
MN I-94 exit 207 A&B MN 101/County 81 and MN 101 North rampMN I-94 exit 35 B&C (using I-694 exit numbers) MN 252 and East River Road, which just directs you to a ramp back onto 694 to access those exitsWI I-39/90/94 exit 135 A-B-C US 151 North/South and High Crossing Drive (High Crossing Drive exit westbound only)
Here is what I assume is a rarer variation:Here is I-695 inner loop at MD 147 - https://goo.gl/maps/WjywYyDvgvjYzD6Z7This ramp does not have any other ramps but has this posting - https://goo.gl/maps/7VAKsMGpDBuJYSgF9What happened here is that there used to be a clover ramp for Exit 31B, while the ramp that remains only headed south on MD 147. Now there is a stoplight at the top of the ramp to go either direction on MD 147.
Probably pretty common with collector/distributor carriageways.