Why did a blazing torch mean "school" on vintage road signs? Discover the brilliance—and occasional errors—of the UK's earliest sign designs. #roads #roadhistory #signs www.roads.org.uk/articles/cle...
April 21, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Why did a blazing torch mean "school" on vintage road signs? Discover the brilliance—and occasional errors—of the UK's earliest sign designs. #roads #roadhistory #signs www.roads.org.uk/articles/cle...
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www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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What’s the Toronto-est street in Toronto? This super-old, super-long, super-famous one, of course
It’s the hub of our city’s commercial, cultural and social life. But Yonge Street has not always been about glitz and glamour.
www.thestar.com
August 24, 2025 at 12:24 AM
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Saturday, January 19, 1952: New Jersey’s 118-mile Turnpike was completed, linking I-295 near the Delaware Memorial Bridge to the George Washington Bridge—becoming one of the state’s most important travel corridors. 🚗🛣️ #ThisDayInHistory #NJTurnpike #AutomotiveHistory #RoadHistory
January 19, 2026 at 2:13 PM
Saturday, January 19, 1952: New Jersey’s 118-mile Turnpike was completed, linking I-295 near the Delaware Memorial Bridge to the George Washington Bridge—becoming one of the state’s most important travel corridors. 🚗🛣️ #ThisDayInHistory #NJTurnpike #AutomotiveHistory #RoadHistory
On this day in 1931, construction officially began on the first section of Virginia's Skyline Drive. The 19.97-mile stretch was completed on schedule in 1932, becoming an iconic scenic roadway. 🚗🏞️
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July 21, 2026 at 12:11 PM
On this day in 1931, construction officially began on the first section of Virginia's Skyline Drive. The 19.97-mile stretch was completed on schedule in 1932, becoming an iconic scenic roadway. 🚗🏞️
#OnThisDay #SkylineDrive #AutomotiveHistory #RoadHistory
#OnThisDay #SkylineDrive #AutomotiveHistory #RoadHistory
🚂 On This Day – 1911 🚂
The Pennsylvania Road Improvement Train made its first stop in Harrisburg! Sponsored by the Office of Public Roads, PA Railroad, & State Highway Dept., the train toured 165 towns teaching farmers road-building with split-log drags & homemade tools.#OnThisDay #RoadHistory
The Pennsylvania Road Improvement Train made its first stop in Harrisburg! Sponsored by the Office of Public Roads, PA Railroad, & State Highway Dept., the train toured 165 towns teaching farmers road-building with split-log drags & homemade tools.#OnThisDay #RoadHistory
September 25, 2025 at 3:24 PM
🚂 On This Day – 1911 🚂
The Pennsylvania Road Improvement Train made its first stop in Harrisburg! Sponsored by the Office of Public Roads, PA Railroad, & State Highway Dept., the train toured 165 towns teaching farmers road-building with split-log drags & homemade tools.#OnThisDay #RoadHistory
The Pennsylvania Road Improvement Train made its first stop in Harrisburg! Sponsored by the Office of Public Roads, PA Railroad, & State Highway Dept., the train toured 165 towns teaching farmers road-building with split-log drags & homemade tools.#OnThisDay #RoadHistory
🚧🏛️ On March 3, 1893, President Benjamin Harrison created the Office of Road Inquiry (ORI)—the first U.S. road agency! 🚜 With a $10,000 budget, it aimed to improve roads beyond dirt & gravel. Over time, it became the Public Roads Administration! 🚗 #RoadHistory
March 3, 2025 at 2:47 PM
🚧🏛️ On March 3, 1893, President Benjamin Harrison created the Office of Road Inquiry (ORI)—the first U.S. road agency! 🚜 With a $10,000 budget, it aimed to improve roads beyond dirt & gravel. Over time, it became the Public Roads Administration! 🚗 #RoadHistory