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You need to travel west across several states. At a junction, one road carries this interstate marker with a two-digit even number, and the other road carries a marker with a two-digit odd number. Which road should you expect to run west?
Correct answer: This marker's route, because even-numbered interstates run generally west and east.
Why
Knowing the code helps you choose a direction quickly. In New Hampshire, I-89, I-93 and I-95 have odd numbers and run generally north and south. I-293 starts with an even digit and goes through or around Manchester, while I-393 starts with an odd digit and leads into Concord.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Route number signs · p. 28
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