DOT begins changing I-81 exit signs
KIRKWOOD, NY (WIVT/WBGH) – The first of many exit signs along I-81 north and southbound have been updated to fit the highway's new mileage-based numbering system.
State DOT workers started the project today around exit one in Kirkwood and will update the existing exit signs with new panels that correspond to mile markers along the highway.
The new exit numbers are based on the distance in miles from the Pennsylvania border to the Canadian border.
For example, the exit sign for Kirkwood-Conklin now says exit 4, and below it, is a smaller sign that says, 'old exit one.'
Several other exits in Broome County will soon be changed.
Including Exit 4A, which will turn into exit 12, or exit 6 which will become exit 16.
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