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In article <BENEDICT.92May25115234@chaos.utexas.edu> benedict@chaos.utexas.edu (Thomas Benedict) writes:
>This reminds me of the Schuykil (or however you spell it) Turnpike in
>Pennsylvania.  It's got the well-earned nickname "Sure Kill Turnpike".
                                                            ^^Xprsway^^
I used to like Deleware Ave.  The "street" was no less than 5 lanes wide
per side, but traffic only flowed on 1-2 lanes in pretty much single file,
while switching lanes sometimes 3 or 4 lanes at a time due to all the rail-
road tracks and potholes(sinkholes?).  You could always tell an out of towner
by the sparks he through up by bottoming out.

>Anothe "how come":  How come the lower deck has all the on and
>off-ramps, and traffic goes 65mph+, but the upper deck (aka
>Expressway) has NO ramps, has NO excuse, but still goes 35mph to
>45mph?
>

Thats an easy one, theres no rubber necking on the lower level :-)

cheers,

mike

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