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ColosseumSB [2017-01-06 14:55:55 +0000 UTC]

You probably already know this but interstates that run roughly west-east receive even numbers (I-10, I-20, etc) and north-south roads receive odd numbers (I-5, I-35, I-95) etc.  Spurs that are built following the same standards around cities (such as loops or beltways) receive a three digit name that corresponds to the root highway (I-405, I-610).  Low numbers start south and west (I-5 goes through LA; I-95 through Boston; I-10 through Houston; I-90 through Seattle). 

I heavily sperged on this for my SMS nation. I don't know how big Tipperay is in Mare but it might be cool to add a few beltways around your larger cities and give them similar names.  Also, your I-30 would probably be I-5; your I-10 between Glenmaddie and Point Waverly would be I-15 (if you follow the American highway standards).

But maybe Tipperay does it differently?  Good stuff regardless.

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