OKRoads -- Sign Goofs

Have you ever been driving down the highway and you see something on a sign that you know is just totally wrong? Or maybe it's a sign that's conflicting with one right next to it? At OKRoads.com, this is the page that exposes sign goofs around the country.

Note: I have moved all Oklahoma sign goofs to OKHighways.com. Please click here to see the OKHighways.com Sign Goofs page.

	In Kansas City, Missouri, this sign gantry on Interstate 435 North at Exit 57 for Front St. has one glaring error - Exit 55A is for U.S. 210? The sign on the far left, however, is correct by displaying MO 210. (Photo taken 11/30/02)
	Not necessarily a sign goof, but a weird-looking sign is seen here on KS 68 East at U.S. 69 North near Louisburg, KS. The "y" in "Kansas City" is a little out of place. (Photo taken 11/29/02)
	In Denton, TX, Interstate 35 South at Exit 467 - Interstate 35W South - Ft. Worth. These signs are relatively new, but the I-35W shield is missing off the exit sign! As of August 2003, the sign was still lacking the Interstate 35W shield. (Photo taken 12/16/02)
	In Houston, TX, Interstate 45 South approaching Interstate 10. The missing shields continue, as the middle sign for Interstate 10 West is missing its shield. (Photo taken 12/17/02)
	There are two things wrong with the left sign on this sign gantry, on Interstate 44 West at Exit 161 near Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. First, the sign has a Business Loop I-44 shield, and it should be an Interstate 44 shield. Second, why is there an up arrow on the top part of the sign? Someone really messed up this sign. (Photo taken 5/24/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 98 - TX 207 South - Claude. Except the TX 207 shield is missing from the sign. (Photo taken 6/23/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 170 - Carnuel, near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Why there is an Interstate 40 shield there, I have no idea. But this is typical for the Land of Enchantment! (Photo taken 6/23/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 275 - Santa Rosa, in New Mexico. The left 1/4 of the sign is missing. Anybody want to go to Nta Osa at Xit 275? (Photo taken 6/23/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 167 - U.S. 66/NM 556 - Central/ Tramway. First, this sign looks more like a non-interstate sign in Mississippi than an interstate exit sign. Second, U.S. 66 hasn't existed in years. And third, why would you put a city limit sign in the top center of an exit sign? One answer to all of these questions: this is New Mexico. (Photo taken 6/23/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 160 - Carlisle Blvd., in Albuquerque. All caps on an exit sign? Yet another example of poor New Mexico sign practices. (Photo taken 6/24/03)
	One more from New Mexico. Here is Interstate 40 West at Exit 164 - Wyoming Blvd. Wrong font on this sign. But, hey, at least it isn't in all caps! (Or in Clearview, like ALL signs in Georgia!) (Photo taken 6/24/03)
	Not really a sign goof, but funny nonetheless: Interstate 40 West at Exit 120 - Water Rd., in the middle of the Mojave Desert in California. It doesn't look like there's any water here for miles! (Photo taken 6/25/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 133 - U.S. 95 North - Searchlight/ Las Vegas. Except the U.S. 95 shield is placed on the left sign post, below the BGS. (Photo taken 6/25/03)
	Interstate 40 West at Exit 148 - TO U.S. 95 South - Blythe. U.S. 95 South is spelled out instead of using shields, which is the standard practice. (Photo taken 6/25/03)
	Interstate 35 North approaching Exit 54 - U.S. 36 - 1 mile, near Cameron, Missouri. Except that the sign prominently displays a MO 36 shield. (Photo taken 6/30/03)
	U.S. 69 South at K-68 - Louisburg/Ottawa exit in Louisburg, Kansas. The font on this sign is too small and condensed for most eyes to see. Thankfully, this sign will probably be replaced soon, because the day after I took this picture, the southbound lanes were closed for reconstruction. (Photo taken 6/30/03)