JM Steele responded to my Q about that - I was interested in 'state' versus 
'federal' in the USA

From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [USMA:46742] Re: pictures of I 19 signs
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 2010 21:43:03 +0000

























Is there a likelihood that the State of Arizona will retain the I19
metric signs in order to assert their statehood?  

 









From:
[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John M. 
Steele

Sent: 23 February 2010 20:41

To: U.S. Metric Association

Subject: [USMA:46740] Re: pictures
of I 19 signs



 





These have been in place around 30 years on I-19.  However, they
are due to be replaced as they are faded and don't meet refective
standards.  The plan is to use miles on the replacement; however, that
plan has become controversial.





 





No state has more than "demo" levels of metric signs. 
However, to the point raised by BWMA, we do NOT have piles of dead bodies lying
around them.  We Americans can interpret them (or ignore them?) as
required.  For years, the MUTCD has completely defined the requirements
for metric signage, although no State has embraced it and gone completely
metric.





 





Unfortunately, they have been removed from the 2009 edition of MUTCD as
no one was using the metric.  I am sure at some point in the future, it
will all have to be "reinvented."





 









From: Stephen Davis <[email protected]>

To: U.S. Metric Association
<[email protected]>

Sent: Tue, February 23, 2010
3:16:18 PM

Subject: [USMA:46738] Re: pictures
of I 19 signs



This is good to see.  This part of Arizona
is even more metricated than the UK in regard to road signs. 
Is this a permanent measure?





 





It's time the UK stopped running scared of the
anti-EU press and introduced similar signs!







----- Original Message ----- 





From: Parker Willey Jr. 





To: U.S. Metric Association 





Sent: Tuesday, February
23, 2010 6:13 AM





Subject: [USMA:46729] pictures
of I 19 signs





 




 
  
  Hi:

  I was electronically driving down Arizona I-19 using my mouse (Google) and
  caught these pics of a couple of the metric signs.

  

  I wonder if we can somehow get the rest of the states and the rest of AZ to
  put up metric signs.  Perhaps we should have an email campaign to
  CALTRANS and other state agencies.

  

  ...Parker
  
 


 









                                          
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