Original sentence: I-41 would become the fourth Interstate to run through Milwaukee, including I-794.It is unknown whether the U.No Milwaukee terminus has been determined, though the I-41 designation may follow the U.Route 41 (and a portion of U.Route 45 freeway to the Zoo Interchange junction with Interstate 94 and Interstate 894.Route 45) between Milwaukee and Green Bay, Wisconsin; the route parallels the west shore of Lake Winnebago and the west bank of the Fox River, as part of the 2005 highway funding bill (Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users).Route 74 in North Carolina.Route counterpart.Route 41 shields will remain when I-41 signs are tentatively scheduled to go up in 2009.The Interstate 41 designation is being considered for assignment to the present U.The other is Interstate 74 and U.The proposed I-41 would parallel Interstate 43, which runs north-south along Lake Michigan from Milwaukee to Green Bay, where the two interstates would meet.When complete, this will be only the second Interstate number to overlap its U
Edited sentence: A yet to be determined Interstate designation is being planned for assignment to portions of the present U.It is unknown what Interstate number will be selected and whether the existing route numbers will remain posted as concurrent routes when the Interstate signs are erected in the future.Route 41 in Wisconsin, I-894 in Wisconsin, and a portion of U.Route 45 in Wisconsin|U.Route 45]]) between Milwaukee and Green Bay, Wisconsin; the route parallels the west shore of Lake Winnebago and the west bank of the Fox River, as part of the 2005 highway funding bill (Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users).The designation extends from the Mithcell interchage in Milwaukee to Green Bay.The new Interstate route would roughly parallel Interstate 43, which runs north-south along Lake Michigan from Milwaukee to Green Bay, where the two interstates would meet