Exit 0
Ray Mullins
Well, IMHO, TxDOT did something right.
Exit 0, in the first mile, on I-40 (Glenrio, TX).
Are there any other states with Exit 0? (Arizona, your I-40 Exit 1 is not
an Exit 1, but an Exit 0...)
Later,
Ray
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Ray Mullins wrote:
> Are there any other states with Exit 0? (Arizona, your I-40 Exit 1
> is not an Exit 1, but an Exit 0...)
If I recall correctly, the first exit in West Virginia off I-70 is Exit
0 (the deceleration lane eastbound begins on the bridge over the Ohio
River).
On the other hand, the I-75/I-71 split just off the bridge in
Cincinnati, OH is Exit 1A. Most of Cincinnati's downtown expressway
exits occur in the first mile of either I-75 or I-71, and these are
numbered 1A through 1K (shared between both expressways to avoid
confusion: B, C, D, J, and K off 71, the rest off 75).
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: Are there any other states with Exit 0? (Arizona, your I-40 Exit 1 is not
: an Exit 1, but an Exit 0...)
Idaho/Montana border on I-90.
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- The southern terminus of I-69 at I-465 in northeast Indianapolis (actually
"Exits 0A-B" if memory serves me).
- And if I remember correctly from my last drive, the southern terminus of
the I-164 bypass around Evansville, Ind. at US41.
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David J. P. Long
m...@lerami.lerctr.org (Ray Mullins) wrote:
>Are there any other states with Exit 0? (Arizona, your I-40 Exit 1 is not
>an Exit 1, but an Exit 0...)
I can't remember if it's still signed as such, but I-89 where it
terminates just south of Concord used to have an "Exit 0" just after
the "Exit 1" that was less than a mile away. The end of I-89 itself
goes to I-93 north and south with a spur continuing into traffic
lights at the US-3 intersection.
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In article <328274da...@news.mv.com>, djl...@magic.mv.com (David J.
P. Long) wrote:
> m...@lerami.lerctr.org (Ray Mullins) wrote:
>
> >Are there any other states with Exit 0? (Arizona, your I-40 Exit 1 is not
> >an Exit 1, but an Exit 0...)
Texas: I-40 at Glenrio, exit 0
Iowa and Missouri duck the issue. I-35 has an interchange with US-69 which
is squarely *on* the border. (Yes, I've been there...) Both states refer
to it as Missouri exit 114.
Illinois has an unusual response to the Exit 0 "problem" at Peoria. At the
western end of I-474 (mile 0), the exits to west and east I-74 are marked
simply as "Exit A" and "Exit B" (no number at all).
> I can't remember if it's still signed as such, but I-89 where it
> terminates just south of Concord used to have an "Exit 0" just after
> the "Exit 1" that was less than a mile away. The end of I-89 itself
> goes to I-93 north and south with a spur continuing into traffic
> lights at the US-3 intersection.
No, it's no longer marked this way. The sequence is (from west to east):
Exit 2: Clinton Street
Exit 1A: South Street
Exit 1: I-93 N/S
(no number): S Main Street
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The first exit from the Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal on BC 1/99 was
numbered "Exit 0" at one time, not sure if it still is.
H.B. Elkins
If I'm not mistaken, the western terminus of the Cumberland Parkway at
I-65 north of Bowling Green has Exit 0A and Exit 0B.
The western terminus of the Blue Grass Parkway at I-65 at
Elizabethtown is marked exit 1A and 1B.
I also think the southern terminus of I-81 at I-40 east of Knoxville
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Jason Hanson
sco...@gofast.net (Eric Scouten) wrote:
>> m...@lerami.lerctr.org (Ray Mullins) wrote:
>>
>> >Are there any other states with Exit 0? (Arizona, your I-40 Exit 1 is not
>> >an Exit 1, but an Exit 0...)
Texas's I-10 also has exit 0 at Anthony.
jan...@hotmail.com
Due to a snafu involving SurfWatch, I was unable to thread this reply properly.
Here's yet another Exit 0 location.
At the Texas / New Mexico border the first exit east of the state line is also
marked 'Exit 0'
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