A lot of unusual, funny, or just plain wrong signs and roads.
10/19/2003-present
6/11/2001-10/18/2003
6/11/2000-6/10/2001
11/01/1999-6/10/2000
04/18/1999-10/31/1999
10/15/1998-04/17/1999
7/20/1998-10/14/1998
6/9/1998-7/19/1998
Someone didn't order long enough sign arms for the Pima Freeway in Scottsdale.
Most of the exit signs are off-center like this one.
(AZ 101, Scottsdale)
Junction, Junction, what's your function? The US 60
shield fell off over a year ago. (Apache Blvd. & AZ 101,
Tempe)
Uh... if you don't park here, you'll be towed away. (Superpumper
Texaco, Gilbert Rd. & US 60, Mesa)
The first sign is Phoenix's effort to deter red light runners. The
second one is Mesa's, which appears to make red light running mandatory.
(44th St. & Thomas, Phoenix; McKellips & Country
Club/AZ 87, Mesa)
Another directionally impaired sign. US 180 is actually an east/west route, so
this should be US 180 West.
(I-17/I-40/AZ 89A,
Flagstaff)
Better get out a compass. Actually this should be a right-elbow arrow,
not a double-headed arrow. The sign looks like it's been recycled from
another location. It's rather beat up, and there are holes in the center
where it had been mounted on a single pole. Plus, the ADOT sticker on
the double-arrow is upside-down. Another odd bit about this leg of
US 191 is that it repeats mileposts
0-5 between US 160 and Utah. These
MPs were already used near Douglas. (Mexican Water)
The new informational displays at Arizona's remodeled rest areas are not
so informative. This map has I-8
and I-10 switched. It looks like someone
put stickers over the mismatched markers, but they've been peeled off.
Hey, the travel agency didn't mention this. I should also note that
the scorpion is an arachnid, not an insect.
(I-40, Meteor City Rest Area)
Any Arizonan can tell you that there's Nothing to see between Wickenburg
and Wikieup. (US 93, Nothing)
In case you hadn't heard. Most drivers apparently missed that day in Driver's Ed.
(75th Ave & Bell Rd, Glendale)
Bet you didn't know that the National Road went through Arizona, did you?
Mohave County does. (Old US 66, Oatman)
10/19/2003-present
6/11/2001-10/18/2003
6/11/2000-6/10/2001
11/01/1999-6/10/2000
04/18/1999-10/31/1999
10/15/1998-04/17/1999
7/20/1998-10/14/1998
6/9/1998-7/19/1998
Last updated 04/16/2000