"Jason Bleazard" <dml@bleazard.net> wrote:
: On Thu, April 27, 2006 3:07 pm, jon@dakota-truck.net said:
:>
:> In that case, I would be interested to hear how your friend
:> would explain the fact that I-80 becomes a toll road just west
:> of Youngstown, and remains a toll road for about 75 miles until
:> just west of Cleveland, where it joins up with the 90. During that
:> 75 mile stretch, it appears to be just the 80, its not joined up
:> with anything else.
: Even better...
: http://www.ohioturnpike.org/tp_map_east.html
: Makes it look like I-76 is the toll road until it meets with I-80.
Yep, 80 is free and 76 is a toll road until it hits 80, then 80
becomes a toll road, and 76 goes along its merry way as a free road,
then a little later, toll road 80 bangs into free 90, and suddenly
90 becomes a toll road. Its like some sort of virus that's contracted
by contact... I guess that's what happens when interstates share
dirty interchanges? :-)
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