Kansas Turnpike mileposts are continuous along the entire length of the turnpike. Exit numbers follow the mileposts along I-75. The exits on the Kansas Turnpike portion of I-470 follow the Turnpike's mileposts. Interstate 44 then joins I-35 between mileposts 133 and 137. They are alternatively known as mile markers, mileposts or mile posts (sometimes abbreviated MPs). Between mileposts 31 and 39, the highway is designated as a fog advisory zone. Exit numbers reflect mileposts on former . The mileposts below follow actual signage, even though the route is continuous. The route was unsigned until new mileposts were installed in 2017. Although I-345 uses its own mileposts, the exit numbering is not consistent. An informal system of historic mileposts developed over the years to denote major stopping points. The authority lowered the Eastern Spur (between mileposts 107.3 and 107.5 in Newark) in 2005. Three elements of Tsvetaeva's mature style emerge in the "Mileposts" collections. Other defects included poor drainage in cuttings and a lack of mileposts. The mileposts on the route switch to match those of I-70 after this interchange.