go figure...

**Newbomb Turk** · 06-14-2007, 10:59 AM

I've always wanted to live in the southwest and AZ was always tops on my list. Too bad the job market is crap from what i hear.

**95.0mark** · 06-14-2007, 11:04 AM

I miss the road quality in Ca. NO potholes FTMFW.

Not to mention they use groved concrete for the freeways, so the rain goes down the groves, and they have the light strips to devide lanes....sooo nice.

To bad mn to cheap to put those in, I used to think it was because of snowplows, but then I seen them in the mtns of colorado, they just mount them in a small divit, so there flush. Mn needs to up there game, big time.

**Newbomb Turk** · 06-14-2007, 11:06 AM

Originally posted by 95.0mark View Post

ITo bad mn to cheap to put those in, I used to think it was because of snowplows, but then I seen them in the mtns of colorado, they just mount them in a small divit, so there flush. Mn needs to up there game, big time.

Ssshhhhhhhh, if they hear you our taxes will go up.

**1moretoy** · 06-14-2007, 11:09 AM

Originally posted by 95.0mark View Post

I miss the road quality in Ca. NO potholes FTMFW.

Not to mention they use groved concrete for the freeways, so the rain goes down the groves, and they have the light strips to devide lanes....sooo nice.

To bad mn to cheap to put those in, I used to think it was because of snowplows, but then I seen them in the mtns of colorado, they just mount them in a small divit, so there flush. Mn needs to up there game, big time.

I think the snowplows would either tear them up or bury them

In the rain I suppose they would be helpful thou. Some of the lines you can't see at all if it's raining.

**CCr** · 06-14-2007, 11:10 AM

a guy I work with said pheonix is the worst drivers ever and he'd "done a lot of trveling" I'd call his BS but it's not worth it. THanks for the info.

**MadMatt** · 06-14-2007, 11:15 AM

I love the idea of California or Phoniex but it just isnt reality. Both are overfilled with illegals and not enough jobs. I think Id rather not be robbed either

**95.0mark** · 06-14-2007, 11:19 AM

Originally posted by 1moretoy View Post

I think the snowplows would either tear them up or bury them

In the rain I suppose they would be helpful thou. Some of the lines you can't see at all if it's raining.

Like I said, they have them in the mtns of ca and co, which both get much, much more snow then mn, its simply mn being to cheap.

**1moretoy** · 06-14-2007, 11:22 AM

Originally posted by 95.0mark View Post

Like I said, they have them in the mtns of ca and co, which both get much, much more snow then mn, its simply mn being to cheap.

I blame light rail for the shitty roads.

**95.0mark** · 06-14-2007, 11:30 AM

Originally posted by 1moretoy View Post

I blame light rail for the shitty roads.

That is one reason, light rail is a stupid system, and tied up a lot of cash that could have been used for other things.

I have noticed roads are worse then ever.

**Stormwalker** · 06-14-2007, 11:47 AM

Originally posted by 95.0mark View Post

Like I said, they have them in the mtns of ca and co, which both get much, much more snow then mn, its simply mn being to cheap.

From what I understood, it's not the amount of snow, but the temperature ranges? Minnesota, for example, gets colder than Colorado on average throughout the winter. Therefore the concrete is prone to crack apart when big trucks drive on it or something?

**1moretoy** · 06-14-2007, 11:50 AM

Originally posted by 95.0mark View Post

That is one reason, light rail is a stupid system, and tied up a lot of cash that could have been used for other things.

I have noticed roads are worse then ever.

I'm suprised you noticed, sportin' that caddy and all.

**95.0mark** · 06-14-2007, 11:57 AM

Originally posted by Stormwalker View Post

From what I understood, it's not the amount of snow, but the temperature ranges? Minnesota, for example, gets colder than Colorado on average throughout the winter. Therefore the concrete is prone to crack apart when big trucks drive on it or something?

Meh, 11,000 feet in the rockys is damn cold, and hwy 70 gets A LOT more semi traffic then any road in mn.

Its cheapness.