Road Sign Math

Road Sign Math has now been migrated into WordPress. This is a huge step to getting the site back up and running. There is still a tremendous amount of work to do, but this gets things positioned right for the future. Note, I have taken care to make sure that people using the old RSS [...]

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Hello faithful fans of Road Sign Math! I’m here to give you all an update on the future of our wonderful driving game. Anyone that frequents the website will notice that sign postings have dried up almost completely. This isn’t for lack of signs being found, I have about 50 of them in my [...]

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Since the first day that we launched Road Sign Math we have wanted to include constant signs. It seems completely crazy to have a game that is about the fun of mathematical relationships while driving and exclude such great constants like Pi. However, incorporating constants into the game has proven harder than expected. Constant signs [...]

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Road Sign Math continues to blaze new ground today announcing the addition of an KML interface to bring the great signs of Road Sign Math into Google Earth. If you have not installed Google Earth, go download it and install it. After you have installed it simply launch the Road Sign Math Google Earth [...]

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Road Sign Math has attracted orders of magnitude more attention than could have ever been expected. We now have dozens of people playing the game all over the United States, including some people playing from foreign countries.
The game continues to evolve and strategy gets more and more complicated. We are working on a completely [...]

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Effective immediately the judging committee of Road Sign Math has authorized two substantive changes to the game. We expect that these rule changes may be controversial, however, we are resolute in the changes.
The first change is a new math rule, E1, that has removed trigonometry functions from the game as well as logarithm and [...]

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RSM is a game about math, not really a game about numerology. We do have a sign type for numerology, but nobody has ever submitted a winning numerology sign.
While this is somewhat off topic, we thought it only worthwhile that RSM should take note of an instant in time today.
1:02:03am 4/5/06
Such wonderful sequences of numbers rarely [...]

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This submission comes to RSM from first time submitter Chris Tse. “I’ve been following the game for many months,” Chris writes. “And finally I have a sign worth submitting.”

Though the picture actually does not include any math, per say, Chris makes a strong argument for it’s inclusion in Road Sign Math. He writes:
First off, there [...]

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One year ago Road Sign Math was a brand new “feature” of the Internet. With two, wimpy signs from Iowa the game of hunting for mathematically significant roadsigns was started. We really thought that Road Sign Math would be an esoteric site with few visitors. If wildly successful, we thought we might get 30 [...]

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We are excited to release the 3rd edition of the rules for Road Sign Math on the eve of the first anniversary of the launch of the game. This 3rd edition clears up some minor confusion and provides further clarity around certain areas. The biggest change is in the way the elegance score is [...]

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