User talk:SirAsdof

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US 27 and US 127
I don't know where you got your information, but it's wrong. All 3dUSs would be mainline highways in the sense that they aren't special routes, i.e. not alternate/business/bypass/truck routes. US 131 is just as much of a mainline highway as US 31, but the various Bus. US 131s in Michigan would not be mainline highways. However, US 127 is still a child of its parent US 27. Also, US 127 is not an extension of US 27. US 27 starts in Miami and ends in Fort Wayne, Indiana. US 127 branches off US 27 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and ends south of Grayling, Michigan. Because US 27, the parent, was truncated on paper in 1999 and on signage in 2002, and because US 127, the child, was extended, the two highways no longer meet a second time. That means that you can't say that US 127 is an extension of US 27.

In any case, you've made 10 edits here on Wikipedia in the last 4 days. All of them have been reverted. Your additions to List of Interstate Highways in Michigan added unneeded information. The termini of those highways in the tables reflects how the infoboxes in the individual articles are formatted. (Also, we don't tend to capitalize the word "exit" as it's not a proper noun/name, even with a number.) Your edits to the Portal:U.S. Roads header as well as to United States Numbered Highways were based on the misconceptions or misinformation I've attempted to correct and explain above. We do value new contributors, but you might want to make sure that you're grounding your additions in actual facts in the future.  Imzadi 1979  →   16:32, 15 June 2016 (UTC)

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