Distribution of Early Movers

[Dreepa]

I do prefer the mile marker exit numbers. It tells you so much more.

Cathleen

And saves money when they add exits.
There is talk of adding another exit on 89.... and that means renumbering.

[cathleeninnh]

We are working on a new exit here on I93. It will be 4A. Solves that problem.

Cathleen

[Lloyd Danforth]

That is better than, say....Exit 39 & 1/2

[Braddogg]

We are working on a new exit here on I93. It will be 4A. Solves that problem.

Cathleen

That's what they do in MA.  Redoing the numbers to coincide with the mile markers makes so much sense, though.  I never even thought of it until I drove up to Maine and they had changed the number system on me   

[KBCraig]

At least the Interstates tell you what mile you're on . . . every two tenths of a mile.  How much did all those little signs cost?

Every other state has them every tenth of a mile... so now NH gets to brag that it "saved" NH taxpayers 50% on interstate mile marker signage!

They're every mile here. No fractions.

[eques]

At least the Interstates tell you what mile you're on . . . every two tenths of a mile.  How much did all those little signs cost?

Every other state has them every tenth of a mile... so now NH gets to brag that it "saved" NH taxpayers 50% on interstate mile marker signage!

They're every mile here. No fractions.

Ah, boo!

If I recall correctly, most all the northeastern states have markers every tenth of a mile.  Not only that, but some roads in NJ have evenly-spaced white reflectors that occur even more frequently.  I don't know what those are for, though (never thought to ask about it).

[d_goddard]

Sorry to stray back ON-topic, but...
The usefulness of having a wide network of early movers is perfectly illustrated by what's going on right now with the fight to legalize marijuana in this state.
We urgently need people in a slew of places to call their Reps... NOW!!
http://forum.soulawakenings.com/index.php?topic=6758.msg117447#msg117447
http://nhcommonsense.org/news.html

[error]

At least the Interstates tell you what mile you're on . . . every two tenths of a mile.  How much did all those little signs cost?

Every other state has them every tenth of a mile... so now NH gets to brag that it "saved" NH taxpayers 50% on interstate mile marker signage!

Not every other state. Almost everywhere else has only one marker per mile. 1/10 mile markers are pretty rare. They're generally confined to urban areas.

[Lloyd Danforth]

Enough! Stop this talk about signs.  Call you rep like Denis said.

[Dreepa]

Enough! Stop this talk about signs.  Call you rep like Denis said.

Yes Boss.

I am not in those districts so I called my reps instead.

[Russell Kanning]

Enough! Stop this talk about signs.  Call you rep like Denis said.

not gunna happen

[Pat K]

Signs, Signs everywere are signs..... don't do this ......don't do that can't you read the signs.