Rough freeways.
For all you experienced travelers which state has the roughest freeways? I haven't been in every state but many of them and I vote California.
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- Having recently used I-10 to I-20 from AZ to GA I was impressed with how good they were overall with very little construction. Even though it's further using 20 I will in the future as I-40 is terrible with lots of construction.
The new concrete roads with the steep shoulders (they are 16+" higher) are surprisingly smooth and may even hold up considering how much rebar they put in them. - I vote is for calif. I swear they build in pot holes into their roads and they really go to heck after that. I try to avoid calif at all costs.
- Wisconsin roads have really gone to pot. Oklahoma were poor. Some Cal are bad. Most places city roads suffer. Louisiana still has somebad sections from storms. Overall everything has slid around the country.
- In Europe they drive on the left side of the roads. In Illinois we drive on what's left of the roads.
haydoracin wrote:
In Europe they drive on the left side of the roads. In Illinois we drive on what's left of the roads.
I like that.
:BGHOST1750 wrote:
haydoracin wrote:
In Europe they drive on the left side of the roads. In Illinois we drive on what's left of the roads.
I like that.
:B
Except in Yerp you drive on the right side of the road.- Lest we not forget the I-90 corridor through IL. Closer you get to Chicago the worse the interstate gets and the more signs they have erected warning of bad roads ahead instead of just fixing the **** pavement. Not to mention they are toll roads. I once had to pay 10 Cents to get on I-90 just east of Chicago on my motorcycle. REALLY, talk about nickel and diming motorist for crappy roads.
- Some parts of WI are terrible, some are excellent. I43 in Ozaukee county, just north of Milwaukee is horrible. You need a kidney belt to drive through there.
I65 through Indiana is no picnic, especially around Indy. Bumpyroad wrote:
I-59 in Alabama
bumpy
I-59 was redone a few years ago and is now passable. It was BAD, though.
I vote for Indiana I-70 around Indianapolis. Was through there last November and the DW and I agreed it was the WORST in all our travels.- I just picked up a newer Newmar near Palm springs, not a rattle or squeak the roads are so smooth. That is until I hit Hwy 99 headed north and it didn't take long to find a rattle, hate it to work on.
