Post by orbitc
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:I would propose that the naming of the segment should be like a wayfinder: mark it similar to what the signage says. I'm not sure "exit" is appropriate, though. Using the on-ramp style of "to xxx yyy zzz" may work, especially if TTS drops the "to."

Keep in mind that TTS will say "exit to the right" at these automatically.
How about calling it U-turn?
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Post by orbitc
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:Can't believe Kent's never heard of a jughandle. :o :D We've got them in Oregon. Some are rather large and obfuscated. I have a few in one city which use lower road types connected to the major highway because the cross roads are lower type roads, like primary or street.
orbitc wrote:How about calling it U-turn?
Not all jughandles are for u-turns or not exclusively for doing a u-turn. Sometimes, they are for crossing the main road straight without having a left turn.
This particular one has a sign that says: U turn

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Post by orbitc
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:
orbitc wrote:This particular one has a sign that says: U turn
And.....
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:I would propose that the naming of the segment should be like a wayfinder: mark it similar to what the signage says.
So, we'll make the road type according to wiki guidelines and make sure it matches the signage.

Is it possible to merge this topic with the one Weeezer14 started at the NJ forums? We are essentially talking about the same thing.
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Post by orbitc
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:
orbitc wrote:Is it possible to merge this topic with the one Weeezer14 started at the NJ forums? We are essentially talking about the same thing.
It's technically possible. :D

But as I posted in that thread, I disagree with making this a state-by-state thing. I'd rather the conversation be either here as we're talking about it already at length and it's not specific to Jersey, or we move the conversation to the parent US forum.
Understood. ;)
Thank you
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Post by WeeeZer14
So sorry for creating another topic on this over in the NJ forum. I was caught up (more or less) with reading the US forums and wanted to start a discussion after talking with orbitc via PM unaware that he created a thread there.

I too want a single documented standard, I only started the discussion in the NJ forum since I figure the NJ Wazers are the most familiar with jughandles and could be considered the "experts" on the topic.
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