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Title
I-80 shield
Subject
Shaker Heights
Description
O. Carson Barklow, deputy director of operations (left) and Robert D. McMillen, engineer of traffic (right) present Dr. Richley with the last I-80S sign produced by the highway department.
Beginning September 1st, new signs designating Interstate 76 will be erected along what is now Interstate 80S in Northeast Ohio. Both I-76 and I-80 signs will be displayed for about 1 year to prevent motorist confusion. Director Richley recommended the numbering change last year to eliminate driver confusion in that area.
Beginning September 1st, new signs designating Interstate 76 will be erected along what is now Interstate 80S in Northeast Ohio. Both I-76 and I-80 signs will be displayed for about 1 year to prevent motorist confusion. Director Richley recommended the numbering change last year to eliminate driver confusion in that area.
Creator
Ohio Department of Transportation
Source
Roadfan.com, The Ohio Regional Road Pages, Northeast Ohio, Cleveland,
"Ohio Maps and Highway Proposals"
"Ohio Maps and Highway Proposals"
Date
1972
Contributor
Roy Isaacs
isaacs_r@shaker.org
isaacs_r@shaker.org
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