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New Pavement Markers For Infamous I-75 HOV Exit

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This entry was posted on 4/16/2009 4:55 PM and is filed under uncategorized.

Tonight at 9 PM, the Georgia DOT (GDOT) will be adding new pavement markers to the HOV lane approaching the infamous HOV exit from I-75 southbound to Northside Drive in Northwest Atlanta. Please click here to read the AJC article.

Newer MUTCD-standard HOV signage is to be installed sometime later next year, but in the meantime, it'll be interesting to see how this "patch" goes.

Since Mary and I are getting ready to head up to her in-laws' place in Chattooga County for a family reunion, this blog's a short one.

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    • 4/17/2009 4:47 PM Bryant wrote:
      All of the HOV signs look alike, if you aren't paying attention to them. A lot of signage on freeways, expressways and other Georgia roads are inadequate; however, GDOT and other local DOTs can do so much. It comes down to driver's attention to the road, and not their cell phones -- and any other thing not related to driving.
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    • 5/2/2009 4:01 AM adf wrote:
      they've already painted the big I-75 interstate shields on the thru lane -- looks good.
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      1. 5/3/2009 11:04 PM Bryant wrote:
        I agree, adf, it does.
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