Randall,
I hate to bear bad news but you are wrong. I live by perhaps the lone
exception to that rule. It is Interstate 15 that runs from Tucson south
to the Mexico border. I suspect that it was done that way either to
help the illegal aliens know how far they still had to go to get to
Tucson or to make it easier to proceed with NAFTA!
Anybody else know of any other Intestates that are marked only in
Kilometers?
Regards,
Joe
Randall Young wrote:
>
> Joe :
>
> I've driven most parts of the US at one time or another, and I've never seen
> a road marked only in km. Several places have dual km/mi markings, and some
> even have separate signs for km and mi, but I believe the Federal standard
> for Interstate Highways specifies they must be marked in miles.
>
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