No clinche.

[Roadgeekteen]

Have any of you not clinched any roads?

[freebrickproductions]

Pretty much the vast majority of all highways for me.

[7/8]

Pretty much the vast majority of all highways for me.

I think the OP was asking if anyone hasn't clinched a single road in their lifetime. I would guess on a roadgeek forum, that would be quite unlikely. Even non-roadgeeks likely have multiple 3di clinches or other short highways.

[Roadgeekteen]

Pretty much the vast majority of all highways for me.

I think the OP was asking if anyone hasn't clinched a single road in their lifetime. I would guess on a roadgeek forum, that would be quite unlikely. Even non-roadgeeks likely have multiple 3di clinches or other short highways.

Your think has been confirmed.

[Alex]

Posting just for the sake of posting...

[hotdogPi]

How about changing the question: "In which locations would it be likely that the average person has not clinched any routes?"

I was thinking parts of Quebec, as their routes are relatively long. (Excluded: areas with a 3-digit Autoroute)

[CNGL-Leudimin]

In because meh.

[jeffandnicole]

I clinched the street in live on.

[SectorZ]

I clinched the street in live on.

I actually haven't, but it's a dead end on two sides so I have very little reason to go to the other side of it in my car.

[pumpkineater2]

I honestly can't think of any roads I haven't clinched. I've driven the full length of pretty much every highway in existence at this point, including and not including those in Alanland.

[signalman]

I've never clinched any route.  In fact, I make sure to leave at least one missing segment on every route I drive, because roadgeek.  If anyone believes that to be true of me or any other roadgeek, please PM me about ocean-front property in Nevada that I have for sale. 

In all seriousness, I'm just posting a bunch of bullshit in an inane topic.

[LM117]

Those tacos I had last night has turned my ass into a WMD, but other than that, I'm good.

[intelati49]

Never have I never clinched an entire national highway (Interstate or US highway) (I have statewise though). I have at least one whole clinch for Missouri (MO465)

[formulanone]

I think there's a topic about "roads you cannot possibly clinch" or are "impossible to clinch", but I can't find it.

Otherwise, this is pointless. May as well be ...Pizzas you haven't eaten yet?

[jeffandnicole]

I think there's a topic about "roads you cannot possibly clinch" or are "impossible to clinch", but I can't find it.

https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=12746.0

[kphoger]

I think there's a topic about "roads you cannot possibly clinch" or are "impossible to clinch", but I can't find it.

Otherwise, this is pointless. May as well be ...Pizzas you haven't eaten yet?

No, the analogous thread would be Has anyone never eaten a pizza?



By the way, this thread topic looks Spanish.  It would be the third-person singular negative imperative form of clinchar–which unfortunately does not exist.  Change only one letter, however, and the sentence No chinche would mean Don't bug.  This is appropriate, since not clinching a highway might bug you.