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This is interesting -- the 35E signs are in a narrow shield, while the 30 sign is is a wide shield.
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Same situation here with the shields.
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You can see shields painted on the highway for I-30 and I-35E.
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There are some interesting exit sign supports along this stretch of I-30 west of downtown Dallas.
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There's a good on the left sign. Can you spot it? (That should be FM 157 instead of Texas 157).
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Some button copy remains on this stretch of I-30.
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The exit tab is button copy, the sign is not.
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Approaching Fort Worth.
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Another huge interchange.
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Texas has some interesting artwork on some of its newer bridges.
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Interesting arrow configuration.
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Beyond I-820, the nature of the area quickly becomes rural, in many ways stereotypical Texas.
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This is the last westbound I-30 sign. It carries the state name.
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The end of I-30 as it merges into westbound I-20. There is no exit to turn onto eastbound I-20.
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Mile 0 for I-30 is beneath the bridge carrying the westbound lanes of I-20.
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On the frontage road.
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Heading east on I-20.
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A short detour for gas.
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A shortcut back to I-20.
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