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West Virginia adopts Clearview font for highway signs
West Virginia DOT is replacing interstate and US route signs with the Clearview font to improve legibility and visibility. The change covers I 77 north of Charleston and I 64 in the Huntington area, with I 70 in the Northern Panhandle begun this year and US 50 next, as more signs may use the new type while Highway Gothic remains on other roads.
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Charleston
West Virginia
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Department of Transportation
Charleston Daily Mail
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DOT
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U.S. 50
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Federal Highway Administration