Guess the infrastructure element

[njroadhorse]

Nope

[Hellfighter]

West of the Mississippi?

[njroadhorse]

Nope as well

[UptownRoadGeek]

GA or SC?

[Hellfighter]

US-72 in Alabama?

[njroadhorse]

GA or SC?

It is SC

[Hellfighter]

Is it near spartanburg?

[njroadhorse]

Nah, not even close

[thenetwork]

I'd like to guess that it is US-501 somewhere between Marion and Myrtle Beach, SC.

[njroadhorse]

thenetwork has gotten it.

Bonus points: What town exactly?

[thenetwork]

I am going to say Conway, SC east of US-701.  Is that per chance the intersection which leads to some sort of (Community) college or school?

Though I have probably only been down that stretch of road maybe 4 or 5 times in my entire life (back in the days when I lived in Ohio and went vacationing to Myrtle Beach -- the last time was over 8 years ago), the traffic lights looked like a SC set-up, with the little circle loops of wire on either side of the lights, the shoulders were grass right up to the pavement (another SC hwy characteristic), and I remember that specific high-tension powerline design (the 2nd string from the left) running along the south side of US-501 between Conway and the outlet shops next to the Intercoastal Waterway.

Holy crap, I have passed the ultimate test of road-geekdom!!  Not only that, I'm 42 and I STILL have some working brain cells in the far reaches of my mind.

[thenetwork]

And now, to our next mystery location:

[Hellfighter]

I'm gonna guess I-40 near I-73

[thenetwork]

I'm gonna guess I-40 near I-73

You are Cold!

[UptownRoadGeek]

East or West of the MS?

[Alps]

Heavy fog is a California thing but those infrastructure elements look like the Northeast.  So... Is it above the Mason-Dixon Line and east of the Northwestern Territories?  (IOW... PA/NJ, NY or New England)

[thenetwork]

Heavy fog is a California thing but those infrastructure elements look like the Northeast.  So... Is it above the Mason-Dixon Line and east of the Northwestern Territories?  (IOW... PA/NJ, NY or New England)

It is West of the Mighty Missisip...

[Hellfighter]

Oregon?

[UptownRoadGeek]

TX, OK, UT, CO????

[Scott5114]

That is definitely too fancy for Oklahoma and Texas does not use that gantry design.

[UptownRoadGeek]

Kansas City?

[thenetwork]

TX, OK, UT, CO????

It is one of the northernmost states you mentioned.

[CL]

No way that's Utah - the tube-style gantries would be used to support the message sign. Colorado, somewhere along the Front Range is what I'm guessing.

[Hellfighter]

I-25 near Longmont?

[thenetwork]

I-25 near Longmont?

Getting Much warmer...