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I-70 through Kansas, although it's a tad better than I-80 through Nebraska.
HWY 278 through the upper portion of TX-suicidal!!
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Originally Posted by KevK
I always used to think it was I-20 into Texas or I-70 through Kansas. But I was wrong. The worst is I-16 from Macon to Savannah Georgia. At least on the others you would see an occassional cow, pig, horse or barn. I-16 is just 170 miles of NOTHING but woods! No houses, no windmills- except for one town (Dublin) no signs of life for 170 miles! Any you know of?
I always used to think it was I-20 into Texas or I-70 through Kansas. But I was wrong. The worst is I-16 from Macon to Savannah Georgia. At least on the others you would see an occassional cow, pig, horse or barn. I-16 is just 170 miles of NOTHING but woods! No houses, no windmills- except for one town (Dublin) no signs of life for 170 miles! Any you know of?
I-75 between Lake City, FL and Macon, GA is pretty boring mostly just cotton farms and VERY flat land....you pass through some towns (Valdosta, Tifton) but still very boring.
I-16 is pretty damn boring now that I think about it....driven thru there a bunch and mostly just southern pine forests on the side of the road for the most part.
I-95 through NC and southern VA is pretty suicidal lol.
I-65 between Indy and Gary, IN is boring also.
I-55 between STL and Chicago is also boring
Pretty much every interstate will have boring stretches.....you just gotta be patient and wait it out lol
I-64 between Evansville and St. Louis. Except for the oasis of Mt. Vernon, miles and miles and miles and miles of nothing. I am not a national traveler like many people, but I have literally never seen so much flat nothing.
I-10 between San Antonio and Van Horn TX and then into Mexico. It is boring, bland, brown, dead, flat, and windy. You couldn't pay me to take that route again.
Last edited by ylisa7; 08-25-2009 at 09:46 PM..
Reason: typo of course
All of my life,whenever possible,have avoided interstates when traveling,much prefering state and secondary roads.However,often this is neither possible or practical.Living in SoCal and often having to head north,have come to detest the I-5.400 miles of blah between LA and Sacramento before things get a little better.Besides nothing to see,half the vehicles,including many trucks,are doing 80-90 mph and seem intent on trying to kill you.
I'm sure there is worse....but I simply HATE having to drive I-75 between the Orlando/Daytona area and Jacksonville. It is a trip I make at least once a month and there is absolutely NOTHING interesting to look at for the whole stretch.
There's 4 Harley shops between Orlando and JAX??? How could anyone be bored????
Yes folks...I'm kidding..
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