An interstate highway loop meets the primary route at both ends. the first digit of its route number is always

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Paul Cooke

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1 January, 04:38

An interstate highway loop meets the primary route at both ends. the first digit of its route number is always

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Jocelyn · Answer 1

The first number indicates that the highway is an East - West or South - North highway. East - West always have an even number and increasing from East going to West while odd numbers are designated to South - North highways with the same incremental pattern.