[Mr. Ford95]

Lousianna is definitely rough on any vehicle. I only drove in that state on 59 and picked up the 10 into Nawlin's and then back out. Bout lost my bladder.

Ohio has decent roads for the weather they get. Tilar, been 2 years since I went from Columbus to Cleveland but that was in very good shape compared to what I'm used to in my area.

VA is getting bad very quickly. State is broke so we can't repave our roads or do any new work. A bunch of sections of 95 from Richmond to DC are in dire need of being repaved and have been that way for 2 years. 81 isn't much better either.

[roadrage]

Ohio hands down I-71.

[Yanke_driver]

I75 northbound from the Ohio/Michigan state line to Detroit (at least to exit 47B) is in horrible shape!! I think I had a couple of fillings rattle out of my teeth driving up that stretch today!

[poorboy126]

Just to let you all know, I-75 from the 29mm to the 35 will be riped up and completely repaved with concrete starting the second week of Febuary 07. Buddy of mine works for the company that got the contract to do the majority of the work(Dans Excavating) and the project is supposed to last almost all year and they will be redirecting traffic off of Northbound to the Southbound lanes to you can expect one lane traffic all year long.

[BoyNextDoor]

and where is New York? :lol:

[nightprwlr]

All of them,Which one has the best roads? None, is this the reason we sell the toll roads? We outsource everything else. :asta:

[mapleleaf_1]

I think Michigan had got to be at or near the top of the list. My opinion of course.

[rocketdad0934]

you all need a trip into new england where even the toll roads are terrible and crowded, the new 6.4 Billion dollar tunnel in Boston is falling down. and it is not even 100 %finished. yeah the worst is in new england.

[landstarangel]

I dont know but i live in Ohio and are roads are pretty bad but then agian i never been anywhere but Ohio

[Jackrabbit379]

Oklahoma aint no slouch on roads. I-40 east of Okie City is pretty dern rough.