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Halfway decent job chaining it down.
Yup and yup.Doesn’t look big or dumb, just fail
Only pic i saw with no context. Chain job made me happy
Halfway decent job chaining it down.
Yup and yup.Doesn’t look big or dumb, just fail
They get a pass. As it's perishable. Ditto with milk trucks.Vt has mud season weight restrictions on the secondary roads, but nobody bothers the Sap haulers.
Arse got a new camper?
Government subsidies make that industry run as we know it. Half of the farms in VT are 360 degree surrounded by 8-10 ton roads. Now what VT reallly really gets sensitive about is the covered bridges.^^^ My uncle drives a milk truck and he said DOT won't fuck with them. They know they are overloaded and they look the other way.
Vermont is really fucking cheap when it comes to roads. They have the wealth and density to pave shit the way NH or WMA does but they just do gravel and really shitty state highwaysGovernment subsidies make that industry run as we know it. Half of the farms in VT are 360 degree surrounded by 8-10 ton roads. Now what VT reallly really gets sensitive about is the covered bridges.
Vermont is really fucking cheap when it comes to roads. They have the wealth and density to pave shit the way NH or WMA does but they just do gravel and really shitty state highways![]()
Sounds like California highest gas tax in nation and the worst roads...What's Massachusetts excuse? They have plenty of taxpayer money and most of their roads are absolute shit.
Sounds like California highest gas tax in nation and the worst roads...
I ain’t saying shit about anybody’s roads.What's Massachusetts excuse? They have plenty of taxpayer money and most of their roads are absolute shit.
I ain’t saying shit about anybody’s roads.
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Great story show us your wifes tits eh?The county road my driveway is off of is just one continuous pot hole patch after another that are either to high or to low and driving down it over 10mph results in spilled beverages and or concussions. I also live way out in the country in a "city" of less than 3k and my property taxes are very reasonable so I don't complain about the county roads being shit. All the state roads/highways for the most part are pretty nice and they seem to keep up on the maintenance so I'm not complaining about driving down a few shitty roads to get to the good ones either.
The minute they widen and pave my road and make it nice I'm out of here because that means one of the farmers sold a field and I'm about to get a few hundred neighbors. Fuck that
Great story show us your wifes tits eh?
No you didnt, and he wasnt even repling to you. You hadnt even posted on this page till now.I ain’t saying shit about anybody’s roads.
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Vermont is really fucking cheap when it comes to roads. They have the wealth and density to pave shit the way NH or WMA does but they just do gravel and really shitty state highways![]()
PA is one giant pothole. But at least it's all paved. Can't say that about Vermont.I think the roads in Vermont are way better than the roads I lived around in PA. Hell, most of the dirt roads here are smoother than York’s streets.
They’re also pretty quick about things here, they stripped a few miles of Danby pawlet rd in one day and repaved it the next. Rutland though, they’ve been dragging ass on that rt 7 & 4 repave.
You just stay where you’re at and let lil uzi take care of your roads, may he rest in peace.No you didnt, and he wasnt even repling to you. You hadnt even posted on this page till now.
PA is one giant pothole. But at least it's all paved. Can't say that about Vermont.![]()
Last I was in Michigan the interstate was returning to gravel.Michigan has the worst roads I’ve driven on, this was ten years ago when I would go that way fairly often but the amount and size of the potholes made it look like the surface of the moon. Pa and the rest of north east and Midwest are equally terrible because of salt and freeze thaw cycles.
Once you get south of Missouri, Kentucky in North Carolina. The roads get slightly better because they don’t use salt and they don’t have freeze thaw cycles the north has.
We have roads around here that are 1 modern vehicle wide, but they're not smootholder southern county & state roads I’ve driven on seem damn narrow with minimal shoulder. Smooth but better stay on them cause the ditch is but a few inches away.
It’s not the milk truckers or log truckers fucking up the covered bridges. It’s the fucking idiots in box trucks hitting them.Government subsidies make that industry run as we know it. Half of the farms in VT are 360 degree surrounded by 8-10 ton roads. Now what VT reallly really gets sensitive about is the covered bridges.
PA also has the nation's highest fuel taxes.I think the roads in Vermont are way better than the roads I lived around in PA. Hell, most of the dirt roads here are smoother than York’s streets.
They’re also pretty quick about things here, they stripped a few miles of Danby pawlet rd in one day and repaved it the next. Rutland though, they’ve been dragging ass on that rt 7 & 4 repave.