Has six out of ten most dangerous highways in the US.
By a large margin.
Has six out of ten most dangerous highways in the US.
By a large margin.
Arent their roads all straight?
Alligators in the alley. And turtles apparently.
XLR99 wrote: Arent their roads all straight?
but their drivers are little old hunched over ladies who can't see over the steering wheel
iceracer wrote: Has six out of ten most dangerous highways in the US. By a large margin.
Source?
XLR99 wrote: Arent their roads all straight?
According to most of our drivers they can only. be driven two ways. 29 under the speed limit blocking traffic, or mach berkeleying 6 weaving in and out like some light speed velociraptors are on your ass.
Driving from Knoxville down to Orlando, I have three things that mark distances on the trip. The first is surviving the lunatic drivers of Atlanta, the second is the billboards for the "broken neck girls"(ads for some strip joint in south georgia, every girl poses with their heads at some odd angle..), and the Third feature let's me know I'm practically in Florida. You'll notice when you get close, every exit ramp has one set of tire tracks that perfectly splits the distance between highway and exit ramp...
MrJoshua wrote:iceracer wrote: Has six out of ten most dangerous highways in the US. By a large margin.Source?
The internet of course. Look under traffic deaths by state.
In reply to iceracer:
To be fair, when the 163 year old dies behind the wheel of natural causes (spontaneously turning into dust) it probably gets marked as a "traffic death" because nobody dies of getting old anymore. And traffic was caused by said expiration soooooo.
I live in Melbourne, FL which has I-95, US-1, and A1A... pretty confident those are 3 of the 6 
NordicSaab wrote: I live in Melbourne, FL which has I-95, US-1, and A1A... pretty confident those are 3 of the 6
Us1 is number one in multiple studies. I4 isn't much better.
I looked it up. Deaths by highway, not miles traveled, per number of cars, etc. Loooong state=long highways=more deaths. By that logic a highway can magically go from dangerous to safe just by crossing a state border into a short state. Fun internet article, bad science.
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