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Re: VA & MD Beltway

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From: Steven Lebowitz
Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1993 20:29
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In article <1niq7qINNdr6@access.digex.com> mikej@access.digex.com (Mike Jacobs) writes:
>
>my experience has been that in VA, traffic moves reasonably well, with
>the occasional slow down; but as soon as I cross the American Legion
>Bridge into MD, slam on those brakes, it's parking lot time!  traffic
>becomes a crawl.
>

The problem centers around the 270 split and the "Rockville Rollercoaster",
which is the set of exits after the split between Wisconsin Avenue and
Colesville Road (right by Holy Cross Hospital).  With all the traffic
pouring in from VA, not to mention the Rockvill/Bethesda traffic, it's
no wonder it's always snarled.  I know of know other place along theb
beltway that has 3 major routes converge like that.
-- 
Steven Lebowitz                               IBM Federal Systems Company
(301) 564-2613                                6705 Rockledge Drive
lebowits@nova.bet.ibm.com                     Bethesda, Maryland 20817
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Subject: Re: VA & MD Beltway
Date: 11 Mar 1993 15:29:58 -0500
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