Sine salad

[bassoon1986]

^^^^

I like that 415 now has a city attached to it. I think technically Spur 415 has been decomissioned with the state highway turnback program, although it's mainly just the exit ramp and approaches to US 190.

[txstateends]

IMO, it seems that a better solution would be a more inclusive BGS (with the TO I-10 and TO I-12 references) for the LA 415 exit.  If the TO I-110 reference needs to be there, it could be part of a gantry-mounted BGS for EAST US 190, alongside the LA 415 BGS.

[jbnv]

IMO, it seems that a better solution would be a more inclusive BGS (with the TO I-10 and TO I-12 references) for the LA 415 exit.  If the TO I-110 reference needs to be there, it could be part of a gantry-mounted BGS for EAST US 190, alongside the LA 415 BGS.

Welcome to Louisiana, where the DOT just isn't that into gantries over non-freeways. (The main reason the I-110 reference is there is because this is the alternate route for I-10. People who are not familiar with the route would try to take I-10 to get to I-110, which would be a mistake.)

[txstateends]

That's what I figured.  I wasn't about to send LADOTD an email about how their signage treatments could be better... if that's how they do things, oh well.  I thought I'd seen something around here about using US 190 as an I-10 ALT before.

[okroads]

A small salad from Nelsonville, OH. Photo taken 10/1/16.

DSC05015 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

[jbnv]

That's what I figured.  I wasn't about to send LADOTD an email about how their signage treatments could be better... if that's how they do things, oh well.  I thought I'd seen something around here about using US 190 as an I-10 ALT before.

Send me the email. I'll probably agree with it. I can print it, put my Louisiana address on it and send it in. I need to give DOTD a piece of my mind anyway.

[vtk]

A small salad from Nelsonville, OH. Photo taken 10/1/16.

DSC05015 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

"Business US 33"?  Last time I came through, from 33 itself the business route was simply "Nelsonville Business Route". Has that changed, or is the signage just inconsistent?  Also, glad to see on-spec OH route markers, rather than derpy shields like I've seen in town...

[Rothman]

I think vdeane or someone posted one of these before, but here's a few:

Along NY 155 EB at Airline Road, Colonie, NY:



NY 155 EB at its turn onto Albany Shaker Road, Colonie, NY:


NY 155 WB at Albany Shaker Rd (vdeane may have posted this one):

[formulanone]

In similar vein, here's a tossed salad in McMinville, Tennessee:

[kphoger]

I usually don't see many in Kansas, but I snapped this a week ago...

[okroads]

A small salad from Nelsonville, OH. Photo taken 10/1/16.

DSC05015 by Eric Stuve, on Flickr

"Business US 33"?  Last time I came through, from 33 itself the business route was simply "Nelsonville Business Route". Has that changed, or is the signage just inconsistent?  Also, glad to see on-spec OH route markers, rather than derpy shields like I've seen in town...

It's signed consistently as Business U.S. 33.

[US71]

Hamilton, AL

[freebrickproductions]

Hamilton, AL

I posted that a few pages back:

US 43/US 278/AL 74/AL 17 by freebrickproductions, on Flickr

Anyways, I'm glad to see it's still there. Could use the addition of AL 4 and US 78 shields, IMO though.

[paulthemapguy]

I'll be driving through Alabama on US43 so I hope to get a few photos to add to this thread XD  Alabama is great at making salad...though I thought salad was the antithesis to down-home Southern cookin'.

[jbnv]

I'll be driving through Alabama on US43 so I hope to get a few photos to add to this thread XD  Alabama is great at making salad...though I thought salad was the antithesis to down-home Southern cookin'.

Would you prefer sign gumbo? Sign jambalaya? Fried green signs?

[US71]

Birmingham, AL

[cl94]

Birmingham, AL

Let's see how many threads we can post these truck signs on...

[US71]

Let's see how many threads we can post these truck signs on...

[cl94]

I'm not complaining. I think these things are great. Never seen anything like them.

[kkt]

I thought salad was the antithesis to down-home Southern cookin'.

Hey, you can get both kinds of salad in the south.  Potato and macaroni.

[Alex]

I'll be driving through Alabama on US43 so I hope to get a few photos to add to this thread XD  Alabama is great at making salad...though I thought salad was the antithesis to down-home Southern cookin'.

Mobile and Prichard have several batches where U.S. 90 Truck, U.S. 98 Truck and Detour shields for I-10 are still posted:

[formulanone]

I thought salad was the antithesis to down-home Southern cookin'.

Hey, you can get both kinds of salad in the south.  Potato and macaroni.

The cucumber, tomato, and onion salad (in sweet vinegar, usually served in a small dish) isn't bad either.

[WNYroadgeek]

US 20/NY 5/NY 21/NY 332 in Canandaigua: https://goo.gl/maps/6fazjZSpv8q

Found a different assembly with more shields: https://goo.gl/maps/zpH53aEjXap

[jbnv]

Does this count?


Shield Assemblies by Jay Bienvenu, on Flickr

[paulthemapguy]

Hamilton, AL

I posted that a few pages back:

US 43/US 278/AL 74/AL 17 by freebrickproductions, on Flickr

Anyways, I'm glad to see it's still there. Could use the addition of AL 4 and US 78 shields, IMO though.

And I'm posting it again!  Sue me.  I was just happy that I found it


IMG_6830 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

Here's a few more from Alabama:


IMG_6996 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

IMG_6885 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

IMG_6825 by Paul Drives, on Flickr

And this last one is remarkable, because it's an entire salad that's just a reassurance marker:


IMG_6797 by Paul Drives, on Flickr