Bud Shuster has died

[Mr. Matté]

https://www.wtaj.com/news/regional-news/bud-shuster-former-congressman-dies-at-91/

The Congressman associated with our favorite Interstate number, I-99, has died. Bud Shuster represented Pennsylvania's 9th district from 1973 to 2001.

(Poster note: figured that Off-topic is best place since not directly related to roads and highways)

[NE2]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in our hearts.

[Henry]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in our hearts.

And now he's rubbing it in John Murtha's face on the other side.

[LilianaUwU]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

[KCRoadFan]

Dang it. I was hoping he could have lived to 99...

[Road Hog]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

[Max Rockatansky]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

I-238 has fans?

[Rothman]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

I-238 has fans?

I like it.  I didn't even know it existed when my family came across it on a road trip in 1990.  Rand McNally hadn't marked it well on their Bay Area inset map back then and we thought it was just a spur of I-580 until we saw the I-238 shields.  Good memory.

[kurumi]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

I-238 has fans?

I like it.  I didn't even know it existed when my family came across it on a road trip in 1990.  Rand McNally hadn't marked it well on their Bay Area inset map back then and we thought it was just a spur of I-580 until we saw the I-238 shields.  Good memory.

I saw it on maps first, not knowing the details, and assuming Rand McNally's proofreaders had missed an obvious mistake.

[Hunty2022]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

I-238 has fans?

As I-238's biggest fan, I can confirm I-238 has many fans.

[jp the roadgeek]

Question is will the gap between I-80 and Williamsport be filled before his grandchildren pass on? 

[Ted$8roadFan]

He was known as the King of Asphalt, a nickname that is fitting and that he wore proudly.

[dvferyance]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in our hearts.

Let's face it though I-97 is another waste of a number. It should be I-995.

[Max Rockatansky]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

I-238 has fans?

As I-238's biggest fan, I can confirm I-238 has many fans.

I'm a fan of the chaos I-238 brings.  If for no other reason the number alone makes a boring Bay Area freeway interesting.  It's hard to stack the likes of I-97 and I-99 to the true anomaly that is I-238.

[epzik8]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in our hearts.

Let's face it though I-97 is another waste of a number. It should be I-995.

Most people don't care what number a highway bears, they just want it to take them where they need to go.

[kkt]

He will never be dead as long as I-99 lives in anal roadgeeks' heads rent free.

FTFY

What does that make I-238 fans then?

I-238 has fans?

I like it.  I didn't even know it existed when my family came across it on a road trip in 1990.  Rand McNally hadn't marked it well on their Bay Area inset map back then and we thought it was just a spur of I-580 until we saw the I-238 shields.  Good memory.

I saw it on maps first, not knowing the details, and assuming Rand McNally's proofreaders had missed an obvious mistake.

Or it was a copyright trap.