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Just curious: Why rest stops every 20 miles? I'd imagine that the rest stops are going to give you traffic issues from people merging off and on. They're obv
by rprospero 14y ago
Just curious: Why rest stops every 20 miles? I'd imagine that the rest stops are going to give you traffic issues from people merging off and on. They're obviously necessary, but I'd put them every 150 miles, which still gives you a break every two hours while preventing the need to deal with 150 different merges along the trip.
- shanelja 14y agoI just assumed it would be more useful, plus, in this imaginary world where money is no issues, you could easily run 5 or more lanes with no issues. No one wants to walk 75 miles to get to the nearest stop when there car has broken down.