I'm not sure... probably state highway but what exactly do you mean? Even if i knew... I'd have to consult my lawyer before answering any further questions.
Interstates have more traffic, but have Federal funding for maintainance. State highways have less traffic, but are not as well kept. It really depends on where you are going.
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There are several state and county roads with that number, and there's Interstate 81.
An interstate sign could be classified by polygon if allowed, since it has more than 3 sides, but since they are not equal, an interstate sign is technically not a polygon. If you ask an expert this same question, they would probably say "no". Hope this helps.
In general, if the first digit of a three-digit Interstate highway number is even, it denotes a bypass or loop. If it is odd, it denotes a spur. I-635 does indeed follow that convention. The number is used twice; once as a partial loop around Dallas, Texas, and again as a bypass around Kansas City, Missouri, although it does not connect to I-35 at both ends of the bypass, in either case.
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850/70 = 12.14 hoursThat's pure driving time only. You have to allow additional time for rest, meals, and fueling. If the tripis completely on the interstate highway system, figure at least 15 hours with two drivers.