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In article <2qb2ti$3ok@crl.crl.com>, donut@crl.com (Duncan J. Shaw) writes:
>bdunn@cco.caltech.edu (Brendan Dunn) writes:

>>Here's another one.  Anyone know why the short stretch of the 10 in the
>>Pomona/Ontario area is one of just a few (the only?) sections of freeway in
>>California to have numbered exit ramps?
>
>Actually, all of the freeways that run through Downtown LA are "numbered" 
>for about one to four miles in each direction.  The numbers are printed 
>in the Thomas Guide, and some are even posted on some freeway signs (not 
>_well_)...  In addition, the 10 has exit ramp numbers assigned on the 
>entire stretch of the Freeway in LA county.  Some parts are better signed 
>than others.
>

I've wondered this since I've been out here in CA -- is CA the only state
which does not number its freeway/highway exits (except the stretch 
mentioned above)?  Why?  I find it rather inconvenient, both for 
cross-state road trips and for local clarity.  (There are several
exits off 280 for Stevens Creek Blvd. since the two roads run parallel
for several miles.)


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