The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will convert exit numbers on interstates throughout the state from a sequential system to a mileage-based system beginning this spring.
Nearly every interchange on the 1,250 miles of interstate maintained by PennDOT will be converted to a mileage-based system – bringing Pennsylvania in line with much of the nation, said PennDOT Secretary Bradley L. Mallory.
"With mileage-based exits, motorists will know how far they traveled and how much further they have to go," he said.
Mallory said a dual-numbering system will be in place for at least the next two years to aid in the transition to the new system.
Nearly every interchange on the 1,250 miles of interstate maintained by PennDOT will be converted to a mileage-based system – bringing Pennsylvania in line with much of the nation, said PennDOT Secretary Bradley L. Mallory.
"With mileage-based exits, motorists will know how far they traveled and how much further they have to go," he said.
Mallory said a dual-numbering system will be in place for at least the next two years to aid in the transition to the new system.
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