Rural PA roads may be a Crock
On Friday, driving on a rural PA road, I came upon a disabled Honey Wagon. He had just crossed a rough spot, caused by a sunken culvert pipe, and the result was a frame completely broken in half. I ...
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Have to disagree about this. Now i-95 from Maryland to Richmond is ugly, after that I-95 isn't too bad, other than being mind numbing boring.
I-81 on the other hand can be very bad at different places just because of all the 18 wheelers who must pass another 18 wheeler with an average relative speed of about 3 miles an hour. That makes for an effective rolling road block that can really back up traffic. And it takes a long time to sort things out after the offender finally gets around the other truck.
I-81 on the other hand can be very bad at different places just because of all the 18 wheelers who must pass another 18 wheeler with an average relative speed of about 3 miles an hour. That makes for an effective rolling road block that can really back up traffic. And it takes a long time to sort things out after the offender finally gets around the other truck.
BCSnob wrote:NanciL wrote:I'd rather drive I81 (in any state) than I95 (especially towing).
I hate the PA interstate roads.
I'll be driving them from one end to the other tomorrow and will be glad when I am through.
The state and its drivers are a bunch of hypocrites!
On Rt 81, they have these so called "safety zones" where the fines are doubled. On many of them the posted speed limit is 55 and every driver with PA plates is going 75 and 80.
I try to stay in the right hand lane, but there is always some jerk that will come up behind me and start blinking is lights on and off.
I guess they want me to drive on the shoulder !
jack L
