Brutal traffic - all the time.
I would have thought you rather enjoyed them driving their Probes in your front and up your rear.oproot said:
Brutal traffic - all the time.
BenFiasco14 said:
You see, once a road has been under construction after a certain number of years, it loses value …
BenFiasco14 said:
You see, once a road has been under construction after a certain number of years, it loses value …
David Happymountain said:
Look at the dumps along the corridor:
The dumpy places south of San Antonio
San Antonio
Austin
Temple
Waco
Metroplex
The whole I-35 corridor is like the bowels of texas. The crap ends up in Mexico.
swc93 said:
45 is starting to get like 35, but not yet.
35 is the only stretch of highway I have to routinely pass semi-trucks on the right just to get around another stupid ****er squatting in the left lane. It doesn't matter either if I am driving to Austin or Denton, same stupid ****ers.
i'm sorry i ran you off the road when you smiled at me. i didn't think it was funny.Buford T. Justice said:
Whoops. I'll be more discrete next time.
Swarely said:
I don't get 35 around Selma. Now matter what time of day I drive through there- it's always at a crawl.
agnerd said:
There is a solution (or at least there was), but involved the state condemning some very large chunks of land from private landowners and a whole lot of money.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Texas_Corridor
So instead, expect more of the same.
Swarely said:
I don't get 35 around Selma. Now matter what time of day I drive through there- it's always at a crawl.
c-jags said:agnerd said:
There is a solution (or at least there was), but involved the state condemning some very large chunks of land from private landowners and a whole lot of money.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Texas_Corridor
So instead, expect more of the same.
get it was a "corrupt land grab" but everything would be better to today if that had been moved forward.
I made it to Wichita. Pretty dang brutal.
I know I'll catch hell for this but 35 in OK is prettier than 35 for most of Texas.
Also I am incredibly Impressed with OKC's ability to keep their downtown cleaned up. I don't know if I've ever been to a good size metropolitan area that had that clean of a downtown area. We stopped there for lunch just to see bricktown and it was surprising.
c-jags said:agnerd said:
There is a solution (or at least there was), but involved the state condemning some very large chunks of land from private landowners and a whole lot of money.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Texas_Corridor
So instead, expect more of the same.
get it was a "corrupt land grab" but everything would be better to today if that had been moved forward.
I made it to Wichita. Pretty dang brutal.
I know I'll catch hell for this but 35 in OK is prettier than 35 for most of Texas.
Also I am incredibly Impressed with OKC's ability to keep their downtown cleaned up. I don't know if I've ever been to a good size metropolitan area that had that clean of a downtown area. We stopped there for lunch just to see bricktown and it was surprising.
JPAg88 said:
This sums up my experiences with I-35 perfectly…
XXXVII said:JPAg88 said:
This sums up my experiences with I-35 perfectly…
You don't see those signs anywhere on 35 between Austin and San Antonio.