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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yahoo posts 7 worst roads. Of course I'm sure there is always some place worse. http://shine.yahoo.com/event/travel/...erica-1229355/

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Quotes source post: 7468585

Before I hit the link, I said Cross Bronx #1. The road sux, the traffic really sux, and the drivers suck. And the nice scenery is just an added bonus. Other than that, it's not too bad. Who was the idiot that thinks I-80 in PA is worse?

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Quotes source post: 7468622

I-80 in PA is awesome! I used to live in northeast Pennsylvania and once you get past the Poconos and are heading west, it's almost like an autobahn! As for the I-79/I-70 interchange, I just went through that last Friday and yes, it sucks!

POST 6Original post

NY should have most of that list locked up.. Belt Parkway Van Wyck LIE...

POST 7Original post

They are ugly stretches of roads in a lot of places. Even with the stimulus plan the roads are going to get worse before they get better. Missouri voted that re appropriation of highway funds would no longer be allowed. They are still some really nice roads to let the Pcar stretch its legs. Now that would be a cool list to look at.

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Quotes source post: 7468633

My playground! You missed Grand Central Pkwy. Whoever called that POS a parkway should be shot.

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Belt parkway....I lost one tire there (blowout at 90+) that was fun. Construction now in full swing...removal of 7 bridges and center medians.....with several death corridors with no shoulders and multiple blind spots. Construction is said to last 7yrs. Pot holes along roads after multiple snow storms were measured in feet in length and depth. NYC DOT had one pothole crew working last snow storms for the entire city. Absolute mayhem. Van Wyck- center lane north bound...just avoid it, it will swallows small trucks

POST 10Original post

I agree about I-15 to Vegas. Plus, it's so hilly and curvy, people slow down on the curves down to like 35mph...for some reason.

POST 11Original post

+1 for Quebec. Try going to the south shore across the Mercier Bridge.

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Not to rag on road repairers but who ever develops the patchs and formulates the mix for the roads sure isn't getting it right. We get a rain and instant big pot holes. Watched some portland road repairs and they went after bonding and such of mix then laid steel plates over it till later. I do real fun things before vacationing in deserts for a year at a time. We could probably save a bundle importing german crews to make and fix out roads. Then everyone would probably want to elect the owner to president so I guess it wouldn't be acceptable Darn nice roads in Germany. Oahu bought a fancy road repair machine you guys might be able to buy for your roads. Hawaii doesn't use it because of some oil required in the mix isn't available here. I believe its a german machine. Don't ask me why they can't import the oil or I'll tell you because the main money maker of always fixing the same holes would be gone so its jerk the public around with high costs.

POST 13Original post

405 Fwy. through Los Angeles. Not only is the traffic horrible but when it's clear it feels like you are being shaken like a baby. It's all concrete.

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Is the 405 the San Diego Freeway? That piece of crap is a parking lot starting at, er, um, all freakin' day!

POST 15Original post

I vote for the Cross-Bronx not as bad as this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C5jC...eature=related John

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You got it. It blows! LOL. It's terrible traffic 16 hrs. a day. If you have a stiff suspension and no traffic you need a chiropractor.

POST 17Original post

fpena944, where in nepa did you live? There are some good back roads around here but many of them are getting beat up by the heavy truck traffic for the natural gas exploration that has been booming. I guess I can't complain too much because that is also a reason why I have been able to get my 996 soomer than I expected

POST 18Original post

There's no way Michigan doesn't make the list

POST 19Original post

The I-15 sucks eggs. I drive the southern end daily and have been up towards Vegas five times in the last few weeks. It's not the curves it's the cops airplanes and radar everywhere. Yuck

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