However, there are a few exceptions... that is, a few places where US routes are still signposted along interstates. For example, US 160 is well-signed along I-25 between Trinidad and Walsenburg. US 24 is signed along the short segment it shares with I-25 in Colorado Springs. Also, in Denver, the segment of I-70 between I-25 and Vasquez Boulevard is triple-signed with US 6 and US 85 shields. (Which is kind of a cruel joke, because there are no signs instructing drivers following those routes to get on I-70 in the first place!) Since that portion of I-70 is slated to be rebuilt starting in 2018, I wanted to document the condition of the signs before they are removed. (I would be very surprised if US 6 and US 85 were still co-signed along the new I-70 after it is rebuilt.) Heading westbound on I-70, the first such sign assembly is shown in this photo:
Research and/or photo credits: Jim Lindsay; Dale Sanderson; Michael Summa
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