UDOT developed ramp identification signs for some of the state's most complex interchanges to help drivers, dispatchers and emergency responders quickly pinpoint the exact location of an incident - improving mobility and reducing response time.

 

The signs contain a three-letter code indicating the county, interchange and ramp the sign represents. These signs are placed every tenth of a mile on freeway-to-freeway ramps for easy visibility to drivers in need of assistance. Exact sign locations have been imported into existing GPS-based dispatch systems.

 

The signs were rolled out in two initial locations in the Salt Lake Valley before being installed statewide: