profdant139 wrote:
I did not realize that there are two types of bypasses -- one that goes around a whole town, and one that makes it easier for trucks where there is a junction of two highways. I have never seen the kind that goes around a whole town, but that sure sounds like a useful device.
If they ever develop one of those that will get completely around Los Angeles, I will stand up and cheer!
Charlotte NC Interstate 485 is a good example of a “bypass” goes around the whole City, when viewed on a map looks like a large “wagon wheel” that circles the city. I485 is also NOT really marked as a truck route or bypass so reading and understanding maps does come in handy to find ways around high congestion areas..
LINK TO NC I485 PROJECTMuch better than dealing with six clogged lanes of traffic for 20 or so miles..
