FedEx rear-ended

maybe speed bumps and not fixing potholes would help?

 

I used to run that area 3-4 times a week running milk up to Wisconsin from Michigan than back.

Is there many areas in the US that are that congested with trucks?

 

I95 from Trenton (outside Philadelphia) to George Washington bridge - one giant clusterf**k thanks to daycab trucks carrying intermodels.
Entire loop around Atlanta , basically yep there is few super congested traffic in usa

 

And this morning fed ex ground evened the score by rear ending a 10 roads truck on 80 near Ottawa Illinois.

 

ahhhh...one to never disappoint us...

 

I-95-GWB to the Cross Bronx to/thru Connecticut
I-78 from New Jersey to I-81 junction near Lebanon,Pennsylvania
I-70 thru Indiana and Ohio(with wrecks to match)
I-81 from Pennsylvania to Tennessee
I-75 from Georgia to Florida
The list goes on and on!lol

 

I’m familiar with Alanta Got caught in that clustfok coming down here to Florida 4 months ago.

Dealt with it for 38 years while they built the bypass and now that it is completed it is just as bad.

Doesn’t help a bit that the United States population has grown by almost a 100 million in the last 50 years.

 

One big cluster. Is there a way around 80/94 to Chicagoland? I see trucks taking 90 off of the Indiana toll road, but I thought that was to the skyway.

 

US-30 west from Merrillville,Indiana but when you cross into Illinois there’s a weigh station in Chicago Heights.

 

Don't work, way to many traffic lights, you pretty much doing what you do during regular rush hour traffic