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R1 Signage

Road signs have started to be rebadged R1 to replace A21. Anyone know the reason? --Linkqer (talk) 12:45, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

a few routes are being renumbered, but I haven't seen a reason. A9 (Port River Expressway) is extending up Salisbury Highway and John Rice Avenue replacing A13. Some of South Road A13 is being renumbered A2, presumably to match M2 on the North South Motorway and Northern Connector. Northern Expressway is changing from M20 to M2. Not all the signs have been changed yet (neither have all of the A20 signs on Main North Road that became A52 when the Northern Expressway opened), and the trailblazer dataset that is the only source I know of hasn't been updated since November (without this round of new numbers). The spelling error is the only news story I've seen, too. --Scott Davis ^Talk 13:59, 6 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]