Template talk:2dihdf

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This template for two-digit routes is for creating an external link the Texas Department of Transportation's highway designation file located on the TxDOT website.

[edit] Usage

To use this template, type the following:

{{2dihdf|type=SH|number=30}}

This would appear as:

Highway designation file for SH 30 at the Texas Department of Transportation website.

Business routes in Texas — types BI, BU, BS — have a letter suffix to distinguish between the routes in different locations. Add this letter to the number parameter.

For a two-digit business route, type this:

{{2dihdf|type=BS|number=24B}}

This would result in:

Highway designation file for BS 24B at the Texas Department of Transportation website.

Since this would typically be used in an External links section, preface it with an asterisk ("*") and you're ready to go.


type is the Texas Department of Transportation 2-character code for highway types:

  • IH — Interstate highway
  • BI — Business route off of Interstate
  • US — U.S. Highway
  • UA — U.S. Highway alternate route
  • BU — business route off of U.S. Highway
  • SH — Texas State Highway
  • SL — Texas State Highway Loop
  • SS — Texas State Highway Spur
  • BS — Business route off of Texas State Highway
  • RM — Texas Ranch to Market Road
  • UR — Texas Urban Road
  • RE — Recreation Road
  • PR — Park Road

[edit] See also

For 1-digit highway numbers, use Template:1dihdf instead.

For 3-digit highway numbers, use Template:3dihdf instead.

For 4-digit highway numbers, use Template:4dihdf instead.

Due to web directory structure at the TxDOT website, the template does not work with Texas Farm to Market Roads.

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