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AASHO Representation on NACUTCD and OTO-FHWA A Study to Eliminate Cardinal Initials on Interstate Routes and Other Needed Changes in Interstate… (1973)

In the Quad-City area (Davenport and Battendorf, Iowa, and Rock Island and Moline, Illinois) , there exists three Interstate routes having various Interchange geometries which have caused serious traffic operation difficulties. The major difficulty is the cloverleaf Interchange southeast of Moline, Illinois, where I-80 traffic westbound is required to exit on the outer ramp of the cloverleaf to turn north and remain on I-80. Likewise the eastbound traffic on I-80 is required to exit onto the southwest loop of this Interchange to remain eastbound on I-80.
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AASHO Representation on NACUTCD and OTO-FHWA A Study to Eliminate Cardinal Initials on Interstate Routes and Other Needed Changes in Interstate… (1973)

The approved routing of I-80S begins at a junction of I-70 northwest of the downtown area of Denver and continues northeasterly to its junction with I-80 in Nebraska. The total length is 186.3 miles of which 184.2 miles are in Colorado and 2.1 miles are in Nebraska. To remove the cardinal initial from this route it is necessary to renumber it as an even numbered route. Also since it originates at a junction with I-70, it is believed that the route number chosen should be in the 70 series of numbers.
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AASHO Representation on NACUTCD and OTO-FHWA A Study to Eliminate Cardinal Initials on Interstate Routes and Other Needed Changes in Interstate… (1973)

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