Is This Too Far?

[roadman65]

https://maps.app.goo.gl/nV3Q64uqQGvfCZoD9?g_st=ac

Aren't exit guides to be placed at the start of the deceleration lane?

This one is placed way too far from the actual ramp departure IMO.  I thought the MUTCD has guidelines that strictly govern placement of signs.

[pderocco]

https://maps.app.goo.gl/nV3Q64uqQGvfCZoD9?g_st=ac

Aren't exit guides to be placed at the start of the deceleration lane?

This one is placed way too far from the actual ramp departure IMO.  I thought the MUTCD has guidelines that strictly govern placement of signs.

I don't know the rules, but it looks wrong to me. I can see wanting to warn of a 15mph ramp well in advance, but instead of a diagonal arrow, it should say 1/2 MILE. I can see someone in a snowstorm plowing into the guardrail.

[Max Rockatansky]

Dud

https://maps.app.goo.gl/nV3Q64uqQGvfCZoD9?g_st=ac

Aren't exit guides to be placed at the start of the deceleration lane?

This one is placed way too far from the actual ramp departure IMO.  I thought the MUTCD has guidelines that strictly govern placement of signs.

Dude, you are the king of underwhelming.  With a bait headline like this thread title I was hoping for something more exciting than a nominal MUTCD gripe.

[Rothman]

Seems fine to me given the curve.

[Scott5114]

Dude, you are the king of underwhelming.

Kings are generally pretty overwhelming in and of themselves. This is more like, the assistant district manager of underwhelming.

[hotdogPi]

I've noticed that New Hampshire puts their exit arrow sign well before the point that Massachusetts would. I don't have that much experience with other states.