
Who is Gorden Ward? Also note the signs only showing one through lane for I-80 EB ahead. EB I-80 near Sharon

Sign holder for.....? I-80 EB, west of I-79

One of the more impressive sites along I-80 I-80 in Central Pennsylvania

Somehow I don't think this is the location New Yorkers and Philadelphians are refering to when they mention going to the Jersey Shore.

Construction sign for interchange between I-80 and US 15

Did PennDOT run out of money and skip the standard "Big
Green Sign" drivers are acustomed to seeing along freeways?
Very substandard signage.
EB I-80 aproching
the I-180/Pa 147 interchange

Another text sign along Pennsylvania's freeways. Hard to say if this is better or worse than the mini shield for I-180 for the same interchange.

A nice view of the scenery generated by good engineering. EB I-80 in Central Pennsylvania

What's with these lines across the highway? Is this a drivers
test, code for something?
John Beeler wrote in
July that the lines appeared to have been paint test lines. Reasonable
enough I suppose. EB I-80 between US 11 and I-476

Another substandard signage display by PennDOT. Instead of
making a new sign to help travelers find their way, PennDOT continues
to use some old text sign from thirty years ago and add on a I-476
shield near ground level. Good luck motorists matching the sign
for this exit with your map.
EB I-80 near the
NE Extension Pa Turnpike, aka I-476.

Most red pavement I've seen east of the Mississippi along I-80. I-80 in Eastern Pa
New Jersey

Just a to-do list if you are hiking the Applachian Trail. I photographed this sign just on the Jersey side of the Delaware River near Delaware Water Gap.
New York City photos
Hosted by David J. Greenberger
Contains some more photos along I-80 in New Jersey and around
New York City when I was there for the American Association of
Geographers conference in March of 2001.
Links
Jeff Kitsko's history of I-80 in Pennsylvania
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