![Interstate Sign Fonts](https://www.hill-kleerup.org/blog/images/interstate-sign-fonts.jpg)
Cool article about a change in US highway signage, moving away from the Eisenhower Era “Highway Gothic” font to “Clearview,” which is supposed to be more legible at a distance, at night, and with impaired vision. The two signs at right are the old vs. new.
Clearview has been approved by the Feds since 2004, and 20 states have adopted the standard for their new signage. Interestingly, it’s the same typeface adopted by the “new at&t.”
Um, does Clearview font also mystically affect distance? Froopy 🙂
Yes, and it also makes signs look nice and neat!
(No, given the mile markers visible, these are two different signs. But, yeah, I had that same first impression.)