Posted by IaGary on February 08, 2011 at 08:59:13 from (216.51.227.72):
In Reply to: No sleep since 3 AM posted by John Harmon. on February 08, 2011 at 07:21:19:
Funny you should mention road construction in Az.
I traveled from Las Vegas to Scottsdale about 3 weeks ago. A trip each way, 3 days apart. They have the goofiest ways of road construction in your state.
They would have a lane closed when they were not even working on it with the speed reduced to 55 mph. No construction guys around anywhere and hadn"t been for days.Not just one spot but about 3 or 4 spots between the two cities.
Here in Iowa if they are not out there working the cones come down and the speed goes back up. Next day they put the cones out again.
Not knocking your state but it sure got boring traveling at 55 on flat open highways for miles at a time.
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