Yes. They can be roads around New Jersey. I spend a lot of time driving around both of those states and New Jersey's are worse. Much, much worse.
Indeed they areYes. They can be roads around New Jersey. I spend a lot of time driving around both of those states and New Jersey's are worse. Much, much worse.
You would think they would improve considering that they're under continuous construction whenever I pass through.PA roads suck - period, but there are worse sadly. This is why I lower my Saab's to spec Aero Springs too FYI - any lower and the car will be trashed.
One would think - but I've lived here my whole lift - SEPA area. What happens is - after 30-60 years of planning they start a project which is claimed to take 10 years - once the 10 years is up and they are still not done - they begin another section at the same time. Now - the original section will be "finished" - however the actual begining of that section now has taken on 10 years of abuse and needs repair. Same time this is happening the "new" project has already begun so the old new road which is now 10 years old and kinda done will get put on the back burner because it's "not that bad yet" because they just made the road. Get the picture? It's an endless loop of contruction and road damage.You would think they would improve considering that they're under continuous construction whenever I pass through.
Disagree, my 9-5 doesn't buck like an angry horse when I put the power on in NJ.Yes. They can be roads around New Jersey. I spend a lot of time driving around both of those states and New Jersey's are worse. Much, much worse.
Actually we were out in the endless mountains last weekend. I think you've got "bad" confused with "fun."you should see some of the roads we drive on for my job... you think everyday PA/NJ roads are bad?
A few times - learned my lesson - no-one can drive there - I stay away now. And if I have to pass through I don't do it during rush hour.... stupid shoulder lanes are f-ing scary!Ever been to Boston?
Well, that is true. There were some fracked-up roads complete with angry signs from locals.Next time i go to the one well site, i'll record a video from the truck... between the road and the angry locals... it rivals a war zone!
Some of them were puzzling, others poetic. Really weird. I should have taken some photos....angry signs make me smile![]()