dRiver from out of state question about I-95

[cid90]

Did y'all change your exit numbers on I-95?
I have an internet map and a hard copy map that are not jiving.

If so.......which politician did not like his exit as #13 or was it even a sillier reason to change. Like, some politicians nephew owned a sign company and needed a fat govt contract.

NOT THAT I AM CYNICAL OR ANYTHING ABOUT THE GOVT. :mean:

 

[Raven C]

cid90 once bubbled...
Did y'all change your exit numbers on I-95?
I have an internet map and a hard copy map that are not jiving.

If so.......which politician did not like his exit as #13 or was it even a sillier reason to change. Like, some politicians nephew owned a sign company and needed a fat govt contract.

NOT THAT I AM CYNICAL OR ANYTHING ABOUT THE GOVT. :mean:

You are talking about the changes in Fl. Yeah that screwed us up a few months ago too. We just looked for landmarks and was familiar with our way. But now that we have a couple different ways in, it can be confusing. R

 

[cid90]

I am heading from the GA state line down to West Palm/Singer Island area to dive with Jim Abernathy's outfit. I can call and ask them but I was wondering why the change? Thanks.

Just may rant for the day.

 

[CBulla]

http://www.dot.state.fl.us/trafficoperations/exitnumb.htm

That will help translate the exits for all FL interstates.

 

[cid90]

Now I get it...... Thanks

 

[CBulla]

Gooooood.. it does kind of make sense, unless your on roads that turn into sub roads like I-75 then 275, etc., and suddenly things change with #'s.. otherwise its just mile markers

I still like the old ways... it meant that there was still some place to go to 4wheel, fish, camp, hunt, etc., without accidentally shooting someone (or their property) from one or the northern states that has translocated into the swamps.

 

[MikeJacobs]

You have to watch for the "Old x" signs on the freeway overheads. They're smaller, but watch and you'll find them. It's often confusing using a gps!

Good luck!