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
![[Off-center exit only]](offcenterexit.jpg)
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)
![[Jct blank]](jct__.jpg)
Junction, Junction, what's your function? The US 60
shield fell off over a year ago. (Apache Blvd. & AZ 101,
Tempe)
![[No parking, all others will be towed]](noparkortow.jpg)
Uh... if you don't park here, you'll be towed away. (Superpumper
Texaco, Gilbert Rd. & US 60, Mesa)
![[No No Red Light Running]](nonoredlightrunning.jpg)
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)
![[Not US 180 North]](nous180north.jpg)
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)
![[Which way is south?]](us191south.jpg)
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)
![[Not I-8 or I-10]](notI8orI10.jpg)
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.
![[Poisonous snakes and insects]](snakesalive.jpg)
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)
![[Nothing]](nothing.jpg)
Any Arizonan can tell you that there's Nothing to see between Wickenburg
and Wikieup. (US 93, Nothing)
![[Red Means Stop]](redmeansstop.jpg)
In case you hadn't heard. Most drivers apparently missed that day in Driver's Ed.
(75th Ave & Bell Rd, Glendale)
![[Not US 40]](notus40.jpg)
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