1967 Pennsylvania
Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD)
Some examples from
the 1967 Pennsylvania Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
All scans made and submitted by John Krakoff.
Page
21 - Welcome to Pennsylvania Interstate Highway guide sign. This
sign would be found only on Interstate Highway's at the state line.
They were first placed in the early 1960s and would last until sometime
in the 1970s.
Page
220 - One or two digit US Highway marker. This edition officially
eliminated the use of a cutout US shield in Pennsylvania.
Page
221 - Three digit US Highway marker. Ironically, US 230, the
route used in the example, would be decommissioned that same year.
Page
222 - One or two digit Pennsylvania Route marker.
Page
223 - Three digit Pennsylvania Route marker
Page
349 - Regulatory - This list of regulatory signs show a few items no
longer seen in PA unless they are long forgotten leftovers. Yellow
yield, trucks reduce gear warning, older Welcome to Pennsylvania, and Minimum
Speed (now only seen on the PA Turnpike) sigs are a few of the no longer
used examples.
Page
362 - Markers - A list of Interstate, US, and PA Route shields along
with 'JCT' and 'END' plates and directional arrows.
Page
364 - Information - Many of these signs are no longer used, although
relics can still be found statewide. They include, Legislative Route
markers, measured mile signs, and municipality signs.
1970 Amendments
In 1970, the Pennsylvania Department
of Transportation published an amendment to the 1967 MUTCD. This
scan includes the cover sheet, a new low clearance sign, and a camping
sign.
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