List ranks best, deadliest U.S. roads

[TransAm12sec]

"Kansas, Wisconsin and Montana have the best roads in the country, according to a list compiled by Reader's Digest."

I wasn't involved in that survey.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/TRAVEL/03/16/best.deadliest.roads/index.html?hpt=T2

[hrsp]

lol could have fooled me...just drive on oaklahoma 50th-75th street

or morgan from 76th to 92nd...shitty as fuck

[awsomeears]

Ahem Cough Cough ~~~~ >Plainfield Curve

[FoxStang]

While ago Wisconsin tied for first with Idaho for most knowledgeable drivers on the road. Though there are def exceptions for that...

[Al]

Once you get outside of Milwaukee, things get much better. For the state, only %10 of the population lives in Milwaukee.

[Al]

I read the artical. No mention of New Jersey or Delaware! They are definitely smoking crack.

[wrath]

That article is crap.

It's pretty easy to have great roads when you only have four interstates, lack roads on most "miles", and half your population is in one part of the state.

Apparently these people never traveled on Bluemound, Greenfield, Capitol, or even the "new" part of 74 between 94 and Capitol. Tires chirp at every fscking seam.

Maybe the people that responded to the survey were too drunk to notice the bumps? Or maybe the truck drivers love the state because they can speed excessively without recourse or drive down the hammer lane at less than the speed limit?

[70 cutlass 442]

its on CNN.com of course its shit.