I wonder if they're ever gonna pave it? Maybe they're waiting for the tundra to thaw.
Yep, you got it.
Asphalt isn't normally made in the winter months due to the increased costs of getting the mix to the right temperature and the short amount of time there is to work with it.I wonder if they're ever gonna pave it? Maybe they're waiting for the tundra to thaw.
That depends on what you drive. If you dont pick your lane, and drive a low to the ground car with a stiff suspension, it is pretty bad.
AMEN! Its not bad at all in a otherwise stock car.That depends on what you drive. If you dont pick your lane, and drive a low to the ground car with a stiff suspension, it is pretty bad.
Haha, I know you have a reason for going down that roadNot an option for some of us
Saw two unmarked cars working Chancellor Run Raceway other night. It was teamwork
personified. One started at either end, then when one would sneak up and hit the lights behind some poor innocent driver doing 75, they would pull them over.
The other waited until traffic cleared the 'obstruction' and picked up the pace to 75 again.
Boom, they would leapfrog and pull another poor innocent over.
It was impressive, bet they never made it all the way to the finish line without nailing somebody.
Saw two unmarked cars working Chancellor Run Raceway other night. It was teamwork
personified. One started at either end, then when one would sneak up and hit the lights behind some poor innocent driver doing 75, they would pull them over.
The other waited until traffic cleared the 'obstruction' and picked up the pace to 75 again.
Boom, they would leapfrog and pull another poor innocent over.
It was impressive, bet they never made it all the way to the finish line without nailing somebody.
Yep, a little enforcement there isn't a bad thing. I'm not the slowest person in the world, but even so, twice in the last few days I have had folks blow by me doing what must have been upwards of 65 or better. As for doing it on 235, I do wish they would, not so much for speed but for stupid. Cutting in with less than 1/4 car length, multiple lanes at once, using the turn lane, they could write paper all day long.
Cutting in with less than 1/4 car length, multiple lanes at once, using the turn lane, they could write paper all day long.
Too bad they can't do that on 235!!!
You're right. Unfortunatley, they seem to think writting speeding tickets is the cure all when, in fact, accidents are caused by people who do all that other stupid stuff.
Normally, I'm the loudest voice in that particular choir. But in this case, the speeds are so out of range for the roadway in question that they are going to cause wrecks through speed alone. On 235, 60-65, once you pass Gate 1, unless its crowded, and you drive with some semblance of skill, theres no real danger. Lots of space, not too many entrances, accel and deccel lanes. But Chancellors, there are a lot of driveways and other entrances, and al its going to take is one case of some idiot, who isn't happy with me doing 50-55 in the left lane, he passes on the right, going 60-65.
But he doesnt see the nice old lady entering that right lane from say Heards Estates, and nails her . Its about reaction times, both for the speeder and the folks who just flat are not scanning far enough ahead to see someone closing at +20 or +30mph. So, yes, I think in this case, saturation speed enforcement is in order, followed by random follow ups once a month or so. I'm all about safe speed, but these bozos are the kind that give speeders a bad name.