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<p>Because all roads in GA were that way when I moved here back in 98. Shortly after that, Federal highways and Interstates were re-numbered by mile to normalize with what many states around the country already did. I assume entirely state paid-for roads like GA400 were exempt and there was no money in the local toll budget for re-screening exit signage. I thought it was so foreign driving in from Arkansas, Mississippi, and Alabama - who all numbered by mile - to see GA do it differently on the same I-20 Interstate highway.</p>
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<p>-Alan</p>
<p>On 2015-07-27 09:40, Boris Borisov wrote:</p>
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<p>Any idea why the number of exits on GA 400 doesn't match the real miles. Practical decision or something else.<br /><br />-- <br />Sent from Gmail Mobile<br /> </p>
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