worst highway/interstate

I80 in Iowa is my personal opinion. F Iowa and their non-plowed, 3 inches of ice rutted roads. For real fun though, I285 in Atlanta on an icy day can be way scarier than a trip down Cabbage with chains on.

 

I 80 Across wyoming. Wind, snow, ice, hills, and rookie drivers....
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You must have passed me out there last winter. LoL Real smart on my part to do training in the winter.

 

I am not a driver yet but I can't imagine anything being worse than going towards North Carolina as I had to ride my breaks while swerving left and right every 30 seconds down that mountain. The road was winding left and right like a cartoon and they had semi truck emergency stop ramps.

 

very simple, any road being driven by someone from a state that doesn't normally get snow/ice in the winter. Since I spend most of my life in Colorado, that would be I-70 and all those lovely skiers for the South, Southeast, and SoCal

 

I second the I80. I once spent 2 days at the Bosslemans in Grand Island, NE with my trainer waiting for it to reopen after a blizzard.

I40 in NM, TX and OK can be bad too. I got stuck on OKC for a day and a half on my way home for Christmas because 40 was covered in ice. NM gets bad from high winds blowing the snow over the road and icing it up.

 

I-71 between Walton and Sparta, close second I-55 West Memphis to I-57.


Snow, ice, rain, wind..................

Part of driving. Roads that eat alignments, shocks, steers is government failure!

 

ANY interstate sucks to drive on in ANY weather. I'll take a narrow, hilly, twisty, curvy fun little 2-lane road any day...

...even in the snow & ice.

 

I guess we are talking bout major highways. I would say 80 is bad. Thing about 80 in NE and Wyo is that it can blue sky not a storm in sight and you can still have a blizzard out there. Wind just picks up the snow and you would never know its not a real blizzard! 40 in Amarillo and NM can get very bad too! Amarillo is famous for ice! Like the other poster said, even though its a southern state and the weather isn't that bad, they just aren't equipped for it. I have seen the 40 in Amarillo under 3-4 inches of ice for days! Any of you experience the frozen fog usually in OR? That's pretty wild too! Not really a winter thing but bakersfield CA can get really bad with fog. Lots of multiple car pile-ups happening out there!