Interstate-10
JoeCo2000
and pensacola. Dang road already beat up the boards in 2 of my galaxy radios
and screwed up the alignment on the tractor.
Get off your asses DOT and get the dang road fixed!!!!!!
JoeCo of N.E.Fla.
904-745-6543
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Amy
build a road to save their soul either. :)
amy
*****Never Drive Faster Than Your Guardian Angel Can Fly!!*****
LYNN32141
If the DOT could care less about reducing a speed limit in a residential area
where there are small children waiting for their busses and BOTH trucks and
CARS fly by at oooooh let's just save OVER 55 MPH and it's POSTED 35, why
should they care about repairing the road???
Frankly, write to them... I did and do everytime something with the roads burn
my butt, and get the "same old" well it isn't in our priority or on our list of
repairs for this year... Yeah ok....... let's see one of your high faluting
limos, or personal autos get torn up and you get to deduct the repair, and then
you'll fix it.....
Let's see now just WHERE do our tax dollars go???? Where do our GAS taxes go??
Ummmmm Weren't they supposed to be going for ROAD IMPROVEMENT?? UMMMMMMMMM yup,
that's what they said...... and WE BELIEVED THEM....
Lynn
tscottme
That's not exactly true. LA built a good interstate in the 1950s and
they're waiting for it to wear out before the rebuild it. There is a 100
foot section of smooth road somewhere along I-10 so they wait and wait.
--
Scott Methvin
My President sold our nuclear secrets to
Communist China and all I got was this Sig file.
To...@bellsouth.net
>Amy wrote:
>
>> I think it has something to do with the swampy land. Louisiana can't
>> build a road to save their soul either. :)
>> amy
>>
>> *****Never Drive Faster Than Your Guardian Angel Can Fly!!*****
>
>That's not exactly true. LA built a good interstate in the 1950s and
>they're waiting for it to wear out before the rebuild it. There is a 100
>foot section of smooth road somewhere along I-10 so they wait and wait.
As I recall....the only 'smooth' sections of I-10...were the
bridges....
~Tony`
Amy
in my opinion. I love I-10 anyway--my favorite road in the
country--it's "enchanting" in a scary way sometimes. :) Ya never know
what you're gonna see on I-10. I just wear a super-extra-heavy-duty
support bra. :)
Greggo
what you're gonna see on I-10. I just wear a super-extra-heavy-duty
support bra. :)
amy
Damnit Girl! Send me a picture!!!!!
Greggo (aka Flattop)
"If people would agree with me more, they'd be right more!"
Greggo
build a road to save their soul either. :)
amy
I don't think it has anything to do with swamps. It has to do with money.
They can build good roads to withstand heavy truck traffic and last a long
time. It's just that they don't want to spend the money to do so.
Anyway, there's a section of I-10 in FL that is really bumpy, but it reminds me
that my exit is approaching (US-19). Which reminds me, has anybody else went
that way through Montecello, FL? I tried to take a picture of the road sign
depicting a cop writing a ticket to a 4-wheeler, but it came out too small. I
think that's the neatest road sign I've seen. And, the circle around the
courthouse there is always an adventure in a conventional with a 53' trailer.
And another thing. I-10 in Mobile while pulling a HazMat load. The signs
direct you to a bypass around the tunnel, but the bypass signs run out around
half-way around, leaving you lost. Sheesh!
willie
Phillip
JoeCo2000 wrote in message <19990821085131...@ng-cr1.aol.com>...
BILDO
In Louisiana, it's a matter of economics. By the time the "payoffs" are
made, they only have enough money left for half the cement. LOL
Bildo
Amy <amy...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:18281-37...@newsd-263.iap.bryant.webtv.net...
> I think it has something to do with the swampy land. Louisiana can't
> build a road to save their soul either. :)
> amy
>
Mike S.
JoeCo2000 wrote in message <19990821085131...@ng-cr1.aol.com>...
>What the hell is the problem with repairing I 10 in Fla between
tallahassee
>and pensacola. Dang road already beat up the boards in 2 of my galaxy
radios
>and screwed up the alignment on the tractor.
>Get off your asses DOT and get the dang road fixed!!!!!!
>JoeCo of N.E.Fla.
>904-745-6543
>**************************
>http://thrill.to/joecom
>**
The Governor says he doesn't feel those bumps in his limo, so it's good
enough.
Behhstubn
nothing about bridges. Example I40 across the desert from Needles to Barstow.
Grneyedbch
But not before or after. California has smooth highways (mostly) but they know
nothing about bridges. Example I40 across the desert from Needles to Barstow.>>
Don't you wish they'd build ramps up to the bridges instead of steps? ;-}
~the mumbler~
If at first you don't succeed........do a pull-up!
Marystruck
writes:
>In Louisiana, it's a matter of economics
Actually, in Louisiana it is a matter of the sub-base being crushed sea shells.
They shortly dissolve into dust, therefore, no sub-base. Hence, the road
deteriates rapidly.
Mary KF4PLF
Mary Wade
Greggo
(Marystruck) writes:
>
>Actually, in Louisiana it is a matter of the sub-base being crushed sea
>shells.
> They shortly dissolve into dust, therefore, no sub-base. Hence, the road
>deteriates rapidly.
Well, if they would spend enough to buy adequate sub base, they'd have good
roads. ::::shrug:::::