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US roads are generally better in the south where they don't use salt or experience freezing in the winter time.
by ams6110 8y ago
US roads are generally better in the south where they don't use salt or experience freezing in the winter time.
- talmand 8y agoExcept for Mississippi.
- AFNobody 8y agoYou'd think that but in FL at least, there is ~6 potholes on my route to work every day that have been left there for months.
- wernercd 8y agoMaybe you should ask Domino's to help with those potholes. https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/06/dominos-pizza-is-fixing-potholes-now-and-thats-fine/562829/ https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/06/dominos-pizza...
- AFNobody 8y agoI already have. lol.
- flyingfences 8y agoSix whole potholes, wow. In NY you'll get six potholes on one road.
- AFNobody 8y ago6 potholes is 2 miles on one road.
- kevin_thibedeau 8y agoNY state actually maintains its roads pretty well. For a snow belt state they by and large have the best infrastructure with wide shoulders consistently used to minimize damage from plows and heaving. Poorer counties and large cities are less consistently good but the majority of the state's roads are nice. Compared to midwest concrete abominations that are allowed to deteriorate into crumbled messes 20 years past their design life I'll take the continuously improved NY asphalt.
- mywittyname 8y agoWater doesn't need to freeze to destroy asphalt. Water soaks into the asphalt like a sponge and when vehicles drive over it, cracks form. Those cracks then fill with water and the process repeats. The best roads are probably those in the desert.