yokramer
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It's the weather. Super harsh winters and 4 distinct seasons with very warm summers. They actually have some very good highways/roads in the Poconos though. Maryland it trying to compete with them nowadays for the shittiest roads although we seem to try and stay on top of it.Side tangent, what's the sex life equivalent of the absolutely fucked state of PA's highways? I don't think I've been through PA once where it wasn't just torn up, shitty road after torn up, shitty road. Whether tore up because of construction or tore up because fuck it we don't wanna do construction. I always longed to hit the NY/MD/WV border and finally get on some decent roads.
Whut?!?!
Southern NY and WV have the same kind of climate though, and their interstates aren't near as shitIt's the weather. Super harsh winters and 4 distinct seasons with very warm summers. They actually have some very good highways/roads in the Poconos though. Maryland it trying to compete with them nowadays for the shittiest roads although we seem to try and stay on top of it.
Originally being from MD. It’s very close between them and PA for worst roads and retarded drivers lolIt's the weather. Super harsh winters and 4 distinct seasons with very warm summers. They actually have some very good highways/roads in the Poconos though. Maryland it trying to compete with them nowadays for the shittiest roads although we seem to try and stay on top of it.
I don't think they get the same amount of use though or have as many miles to deal with. I dunno, I could be wrong.Southern NY and WV have the same kind of climate though, and their interstates aren't near as shit
And the fact that they just pretend to repair the roads when it isnt snowing.It's the weather. Super harsh winters and 4 distinct seasons with very warm summers. They actually have some very good highways/roads in the Poconos though. Maryland it trying to compete with them nowadays for the shittiest roads although we seem to try and stay on top of it.
I gotta say that most of Maryland's highways are pretty decent, but ALWAYS under construction.Originally being from MD. It’s very close between them and PA for worst roads and retarded drivers lol
I feel like some states are just better about staying on top of their roads, and budgeting for road repairI don't think they get the same amount of use though or have as many miles to deal with. I dunno, I could be wrong.
Yep. You like to complain instead of actually doing anything about it.Again, I can afford it. That's not the point.
Wait - a Jeep driver complaining about the quality of roads?!Side tangent, what's the sex life equivalent of the absolutely fucked state of PA's highways? I don't think I've been through PA once where it wasn't just torn up, shitty road after torn up, shitty road. Whether tore up because of construction or tore up because fuck it we don't wanna do construction. I always longed to hit the NY/MD/WV border and finally get on some decent roads.
What????Wait - a Jeep driver complaining about the quality of roads?!
Yeah you deserve every bit of the ridicule you are getting here.
Wait - a Jeep driver complaining about the quality of roads?!
Yeah you deserve every bit of the ridicule you are getting here.
We have plenty of terrible drivers, and I’ve seen some crazy stuff driving through California and New York, but nothing holds a candle to the retards in New Jersey. There you can get flipped off just for actually stopping at a stop sign, or only driving 10 mph over the speed limit. It’s a cultural phenomenon. I think the insurance data supports that.Originally being from MD. It’s very close between them and PA for worst roads and retarded drivers lol
NJ, definitely the capitol of asshole drivers, but Maryland has to be at the top for retards.We have plenty of terrible drivers, and I’ve seen some crazy stuff driving through California and New York, but nothing holds a candle to the retards in New Jersey. There you can get flipped off just for actually stopping at a stop sign, or only driving 10 mph over the speed limit. It’s a cultural phenomenon. I think the insurance data supports that.