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It depends where in the US you drive. It’s a big country with independent state governments. It’s like saying I was driving in Romania and I was shocked by how
by tedggh 1y ago
It depends where in the US you drive. It’s a big country with independent state governments. It’s like saying I was driving in Romania and I was shocked by how bad European highways are. I lived in Texas and the stuff I saw on the highway was crazy, vacuum cleaners, decorated Christmas trees and refrigerators. Most parts of the country interstate and highway systems are pretty clean.
- rkomorn 1y agoI lived in two parts of California, and New Jersey for almost three decades and I've traveled to a lot of the US for leisure or work. I honestly can't recall ever feeling like I was going through a markedly different area in either better or worse directions.
- tstrimple 1y agoWhen it comes to road conditions it's often comical how different roads can be just across state or county lines. From almost completely destroyed roads barely holding together to a perfectly clean and flat asphalt road. Where I have noticed more trash off highways is rural towns or dense urban areas that run right alongside highways. I definitely noticed more trash in the south (Texas/Oklahoma/Louisiana) than north (Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan).
- peterfirefly 1y agoRomania has pretty good highways now.
- verzali 1y agoBelgium would be a better example of terrible roads