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Daytona · 01-15-2005, 08:07 AM

^I STILL don't get it. Here in NJ, Rt. 18 goes North and South so depending on which direction you're heading it's simply called Rt. 18N or Rt. 18S. There is no Rt. 18E North/South and Rt.18W N/S. That's just stupid. If you have 2 parallel but separate highways going in the same direction call them DIFFERENT numbers!

Where I went to High School there were parallel roadways - 1 on each side of the railroad tracks. The one on the south side was called South Avenue, the one on the north side was called (you guessed it!) North Avenue. They both ran East-West but were titled North and South Avenues because of where they were vs. the railroad tracks. South Avenue technically was Rt. 28 but North Avenue was NOT called Rt. 28N. It was some other number. DUH!!!!!

01-15-2005, 08:07 AM	#17
Daytona ALEROMOD RAPIST Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: New Jersey Posts: 7,971	^I STILL don't get it. Here in NJ, Rt. 18 goes North and South so depending on which direction you're heading it's simply called Rt. 18N or Rt. 18S. There is no Rt. 18E North/South and Rt.18W N/S. That's just stupid. If you have 2 parallel but separate highways going in the same direction call them DIFFERENT numbers! Where I went to High School there were parallel roadways - 1 on each side of the railroad tracks. The one on the south side was called South Avenue, the one on the north side was called (you guessed it!) North Avenue. They both ran East-West but were titled North and South Avenues because of where they were vs. the railroad tracks. South Avenue technically was Rt. 28 but North Avenue was NOT called Rt. 28N. It was some other number. DUH!!!!! __________________ 2008 Summer Sport Compact Slam - ET Bracket Class Event Winner 2006 NHRA Sport Compact FallNationals - ET Bracket Class Event Winner 1990 Sunoco Super Challenge Points Series - Trophy Stock Points Champion