Control Cities on US 322 Eastbound: THE REBOOT

[@cjs1982]

58:12 Good sign. They're favoring US 222 here. 59:59 Yeah, should be Downingtown. The only reason why they have Honey Brook here is because of PA 10. 1:00:15 Coatesville is classified as a City (the only City in Chester County), so PennDOT was kinda forced to sign it. Yes, should be Lancaster. 1:04:50 Yes, the mile marker reflects US 202's mileage. 1:05:20 At this point, we're kinda heading in a south western direction, so I don't think it makes sense to sign Philly here. 1:06:01 Wilmington (for 202S) is fine. I see your argument for Philly here (for 1N/322E) however, at this point, we're facing in a southerly direction, getting ready to turn East. In a way, i feel like something else should be there, but definitely not Concordville. For 1 S, that should be Baltimore. 1:06:26 Had the "To I-95" sign not been there, it'd would make more sense to sign Chester. Technically, both routes take you to Philly, but most days 322 is faster, despite US1 being the shorter route. 1:07:30 I would sign Atlantic City here. 1:10:00 Yes, 295 does graze Trenton, so it does make sense to sign it. I do like how New Jersey puts mile markers on practically every state route, and most county routes as well. (although, look at NJ 55.. it starts at MM20, lmao)

[@courtemanche437]

If not Philly from West Chester, then I think it should probably be _just_ Chester. The reason I said it should be Glassboro from I-95 is because I think I remember hearing DerpHog saying that it was faster to take some other way to Atlantic City. Plus, that's a fairly significant town along the way anyways. Thanks for your comment my man! I'll make sure that I get the stuff that you want to see when I do the WB video :)

[@danhobson2879]

Camden on that sign for 295 north makes sense. It's big enough at 72k. It has plenty of exits. And if you were going to Trenton, it's quicker taking 95 north. At 42, you already passed the quickest way to Camden. That's wrong to wait this long before signing Camden.

[@courtemanche437]

Maybe the solution then is to cosign them.