If you don't know that yellow signs are always advisory, you shouldn't be driving.
I-35 / US 30 Flyover Progress
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Kind of odd the only thing keeping it from being open today (Wed) was paint and there were a couple lifts with men in them doing something on the pillars and underneath the bridge.
Probably just using Pledge to make it look nice for opening day.
While I understand they are "advisory" speeds so are orange work zones, these are considered "safe" speeds. I do know if s cop wants to he can ticket someone for going an "unsafe speed" for conditions.
I am not saying anyone follows these speeds, I just always figured that in truth if you were caught or in an accident going faster you were going to be at fault for going above the posted speed.
My fly is open, so not sure what you're talking about.
Yep, and not just on game days. The first time I actually tracked those entrances on Hwy 30 west I was "appalled" for lack of a better word. I don't understand how four lanes of traffic merging at virtually the same speed and location (with an exit option very close) is safe.
I made my maiden voyage on the flyover about 15 minutes ago. It was glorious, never had a better view of Ames.
Yellow advisory signs for curves -- loaded semi trucks take heed. I always add 10 and still feel very safe. I never expect to be pulled over for an advisory.
Orange limits for constuction zone -- I fully expect to get pulled over. Pedestrians and construction equipment are littered everywhere.
Just saw this on twitter:
