Which state in big metro areas has best modern highway infrastructure? (construction, live)
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Best, by what measure? I lived in L.A. for many years and thought the freeways were well maintained and you could get anywhere using freeways. But they were generally jammed whenever you needed to get anywhere.
Here in Denver, some freeways have been widened and are in great condition while others are in poor condition and have never been widened, so they're always jammed/useless.
is crazy to think that for as close as NYC and Philadelphia are no highway actually directly connects them to this day. I mean their closest actual city borders are only 46 miles yet still no direct highway
even with the new turnpike connector you really will only in signage be connected and will still require at least two (maybe three) interchanges to separate highways
the NJTP constructions is going really fast though. They are basically building another highway all at once doubling the NJTP capacity below 8a
Honestly i cant believe how fast it is going up
speaking of which NJ has really good highways for as bad as PA's are
It's been years since I've driven through the Philly area, but I'm curious to know--has I-95 been completed/connected?
Nope and neither has Route 55(NJ).
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