Pavement markings
Part of the 2009 MUTCD that regulates design of pavement markings
Part 3
Known affectionately as the “Loneliest Road in America”
U.S. 50
President at the time construction began for the interstate highway system.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Type of trucks primarily driven by the Dutton family in the hit television series Yellowstone
Dodge Rams
Location of the most colorful crosswalk in the City of Las Vegas
1st Street, north of Boulder
Recommended route for the future I-11 alignment through the Las Vegas Valley
Central alignment (I-515/US-95 through Downtown)
Directions the odd-numbered interstate I-35 runs
North/South
“Alternate mode” of transportation used by Bill & Ted on their excellent adventure through time
Telephone booth
Allowable colors for pavement markings, per the MUTCD (name three)
Yellow, white, red, blue, or purple
Longest bridge in Nevada
I-515 viaduct between I-15 and Eastern Avenue (1.6 miles long)
Approximate number of miles the interstate system has
45,000
Type of car Ferris borrows from his friend Cameron's father for a day trip into Chicago on his famous “day off”
1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder
Most innovative use of pavement markings in the City of Las Vegas
Lighted cat tracks synched with traffic signal phasing (Las Vegas/St. Louis)
Rate at which the State of Nevada taxes gasoline distributed in Nevada for highway purposes (cents per gallon)
24 cents per gallon
Longest interstate highway connecting Seattle, WA to Boston, MA
I-90
Name (not type) of the primary mode of transport for 80’s heroes The Ghostbusters, used to fight the ghosts of the recently deceased
Ecto-1
The _____ of the line indicates the degree of emphasis
Width (A double line indicates maximum or special restrictions.)
The fastest road race in the world, held on Nevada's Route 318
Silver State Classic Challenge
Only state without any interstate highways
Alaska
Ultimately, Neal and Del in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles are trying to get to Chicago. Where does their plane avert to (and journey start)?
Wichita, Kansas