It looks like a resident likes signals enough to display one outside his home. In reality, however, it is actually a traffic light placed for optimum visibility and is part of an assembly which is immediately to the right of the top picture (notice that while the signals are modern, they still retain the Akron-style visors -- cut-aways for the reds and greens and tunnels for the yellows).
On
the ramp for Ohio 261 from I-77 Northbound
This
sign gantry, placed just before Exit 123B on I-77 Southbound (Ohio
764/Wilbeth Road), in order to avoid confusion, distinguishes
between Akron's two main airports (Akron
Fulton International in Akron, a small airport, and Akron-Canton
Regional, a larger airport midway between Akron and Canton,
complete with direct access to I-77). Eleven miles on an advance
exit sign is a very large distance.
Page created on December 28, 2002
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