Greetings!
I'm a college student who goes to UW-Madison, and is interested in working with transportation and infrastructure. I have been interested in roads since I was a little kid. I haven't had a lot of experience going on road trips, but I definitely enjoy them when I do and will hopefully go on lots more in the future. I enjoy learning about roads (don't we all?) and will happily share my knowledge and experience with them!
Most of my roadgeek experience has been throughout Wisconsin (I particularly followed up on the US 41/I-41 conversion project), and I plan to mostly share stuff about Wisconsin and the Midwest.
Welcome from Massachusetts!
Welcome to the forum from Upstate NY!
Greetings from northwestern Georgia! :wave:
We warmly welcome you here, and we are glad to hear the knowledge and insight that you have to give us. :nod:
I will see you around on the forum! :wave:
My favorite city in my favorite state.
Welcome from a UW Alumnus. Make sure to get your butt into the simulator on campus at least once before you graduate.
Quote from: DaBigE on March 28, 2018, 12:23:43 AM
Welcome from a UW Alumnus. Make sure to get your butt into the simulator on campus at least once before you graduate.
What's the simulator?
Quote from: MantyMadTown on March 28, 2018, 03:04:16 AM
Quote from: DaBigE on March 28, 2018, 12:23:43 AM
Welcome from a UW Alumnus. Make sure to get your butt into the simulator on campus at least once before you graduate.
What's the simulator?
https://news.wisc.edu/new-simulator-puts-uw-madison-on-the-map-for-driving-research/ (https://news.wisc.edu/new-simulator-puts-uw-madison-on-the-map-for-driving-research/)
At a minimum, it's usually on display at Engineering Expo, which IIRC, should be coming up in a few weeks.
Welcome from out west and another student!
LG-TP260
Hello! :wave:
Welcome from Huntsville, AL!
Welcome! Madison's an interesting city. It's got a nice flag and a really neat grid around the Wisconsin State Capitol, and that part is also on a narrow isthmus between two lakes. Nice city you've got there.
Quote from: index on March 29, 2018, 02:40:31 PM
Welcome! Madison's an interesting city. It's got a nice flag and a really neat grid around the Wisconsin State Capitol, and that part is also on a narrow isthmus between two lakes. Nice city you've got there.
I agree! It is so freaking cool how downtown Madison sits right between those two lakes, which makes for an intriguing and unusual road system due to the geographic barriers. I've never been there in real life, but it sure sounds like a beautiful city! :nod:
Welcome from somebody with a big crush on a current UW law student. :D