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Wrong-way concurrency
A wrong-way concurrency is two or more highways signed with opposite, conflicting directions to be running along the same stretch of physical roadway.
In this case, a five mile stretch of highway in Kamloops, B.C. carries the following:
Trans-Canada Hwy #1 (east),
BC Provincial Hwy 97 (south)
Yellowhead Highway 5 (north).
**CoNfuSeD yet? **
This portion of the road travels compass east.
This pictures taken about a quater mile from where the Yellowhead leaves this 3-way concurrency. That explains the angled arrow below the 5.
Wrong-way concurrency
A wrong-way concurrency is two or more highways signed with opposite, conflicting directions to be running along the same stretch of physical roadway.
In this case, a five mile stretch of highway in Kamloops, B.C. carries the following:
Trans-Canada Hwy #1 (east),
BC Provincial Hwy 97 (south)
Yellowhead Highway 5 (north).
**CoNfuSeD yet? **
This portion of the road travels compass east.
This pictures taken about a quater mile from where the Yellowhead leaves this 3-way concurrency. That explains the angled arrow below the 5.