Haven’t ever seen this road sign before.

Especially applies to "long haired freaky people"

 

Getting something about wetting your slippers. I'm going out on a limb and guessing there's a flip flop reference in there.

 

That limb is pretty short and sturdy.

 

With the increasing amount of trucks I see using secondary state routes, we should see more of these.

Coming up Rt 611 north of Philadelphia, about 8 miles south of the junction with I-78 @ Easton is a small, one stop light town that has a bridge and the road makes a bee line into NJ directly to I-78 and looks like a real short cut. Despite the "NO TRUCK" signs repeatedly I see people complaining about another truck having to back out...

Now Most would think twice about the tiny bridge over the canal and can't even see the river bridge until going around the 90 on the other side of the canal and see the guard shack and the signs about the 2.5 ton weight limit... The bridge floor was wood until the late 70's! They turn away F-350's if the load looks to be heavy.

 

A new TV series to search for them could be started no doubt. I just took the picture.

 

Or the companies around the ports in jersey with Russian written below their logos. At least they advertise it "hey watch out for me" Lol

 

That is a Bovelk no doubt. Bovine is Latin for cow or ox. Then cross breed with an elk. My wife saw it. I missed it and had to back up. Some smart butt in Oregon hand painted antlers on the sign.

 

My Rand McNally shows 129 as a designated truck route. I wouldnt recommend you take it everyday but Ive run it without issue. No worse than some WV hwys except longer. Didnt see any signs saying No Trucks.

 

ROFL

 

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