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To: PAR35
Speaking of quality... are the roads in Texas (local and interstate) still some of the best taken care of, across all of the states?

We could use some of that here in the communist state of Hawaii. Potholes here can break your neck, and the busses don't know what vehicle shocks are >.<

(more off-topic, the bus drivers only know 2 things here, STOP and GO. If the potholes don't break your neck, their slamming the brake pedal through the floorboard will!)
38 posted on 02/11/2021 2:15:16 PM PST by Bikkuri (If you're conservative, you're an "extremist." If you're liberal, you're an "activist.")
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To: Bikkuri

Best taken care of roads and highways than any state I’ve traveled in.


39 posted on 02/11/2021 2:18:16 PM PST by StolarStorm
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To: Bikkuri
are the roads in Texas (local and interstate) still some of the best taken care of, across all of the states?

It depends on where you are. They let I-35 between Dallas and Austin get in really bad shape when Rick and Ric were trying to do the deal with the foreigners for the toll road network. When that blew up, they finally started working on re-building the Interstate. The parts they have gotten to are nice, but the construction is a mess. And the road through Austin will continue to be nasty, as they did get the toll bypass done, and they don't want to siphon traffic away from that.

The Republican areas tend to keep up with the local streets, the Democrat controlled areas are more selective as to who gets the good streets.

One thing that is terrible is the lane marking. They either use buttons with inadequate adhesive, or paint that quickly wears off. Don't bother with lane assist; you need visible lane markers for that to work.

40 posted on 02/11/2021 4:45:38 PM PST by PAR35
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