Preferences

. I just take them one mile at a time.

One very ssllooww agonizing mile at a time. I feel ya' on that one!

Old school. I really enjoyed my trip to NH. It's a beautiful state that I knew little about. The rest areas in New Joysee smell like dead animals and outhouses lol. Unfortunately, we have plenty of freight in the northeast lol. And yea Cincinnati is a mess with all that construction right now.

Lol, I live in Maine and never get out of the northeast. But I also make extra per mile for being ne regional. It's a good deal because I never even have to go in to big cities.

I haven't been to all the states yet, by any means, but I will admit that NY makes me nervous. Not just the city either. It seems like every single bridge on I90 in NY has 14' clearance.

I find myself clenching my fists on the steering wheel as I go under them. Every time. In the winter with ice on the road, I'll be even worse, I'm sure.

Between the roads, bridges, cities, and horrible lack of decent truck stops, I prefer to avoid the NE if I can, but as a company driver, I can't always do that.

I consider myself pretty fortunate in that I've seen 45 states in my first year. I missed out on Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware and Florida. I didn't get to NYC but I did a handful of trips in and out of Hoboken. This was the adventure I was looking for. The other side of the coin is that for the last four months I haven't been east of Denver. It seems like once I get into California I can't escape. I hate Southern California. A lot. I try to tell myself that miles are miles and all the freight needs to move. But after a couple weeks of 300-400 mile days and 90 degree temps I want something else. OK, I'm done whining. What I've learned from several weeks of California is that LA freeways aren't that scary. They suck, but they aren't intimidating anymore. I just take them one mile at a time.

Good ol 99 and i5. Seen those roads too much last month and to top it off it was more like 200 mile runs haha, but I must agree with you that the freeway isn't that scary, but it is definitely irritating and takes patience haha.

I haven't been to all the states yet, by any means, but I will admit that NY makes me nervous. Not just the city either. It seems like every single bridge on I90 in NY has 14' clearance.

I find myself clenching my fists on the steering wheel as I go under them. Every time. In the winter with ice on the road, I'll be even worse, I'm sure.

Between the roads, bridges, cities, and horrible lack of decent truck stops, I prefer to avoid the NE if I can, but as a company driver, I can't always do that.

There is a 13 8 on i55 in Memphis. Scared the crap out of me cause the 8 was rubbed off, thought for sure I was going to lose my top.

I think it's US 30 and the surrounding area in IL that has several marked as 13 6. When I came up on the first one there was no way to turn around. So I just slowed down to about 15 mph and closed my eyes. LOL

JJ

I think it's US 30 and the surrounding area in IL that has several marked as 13 6. When I came up on the first one there was no way to turn around. So I just slowed down to about 15 mph and closed my eyes. LOL

JJ

ues one is in joliet and I dropped mu airbags put on flashers and prayed. the next time iyou went through there I still didnt feel better lol

Yep, that's the area. Between Joliet and Valparaiso IN. It's not even a hwy really, It's a 35mph city steet. LOL

Just a tip for those 13'6" underpasses on 30... Use the left hand lane and dont let your trailer bounce.. Even though youll clear, on one because of a dip, if you let your trailer bounce you will top out the back end of your trailet.