Uruguay

[jwolfer]

Does anyone have any pictures from Uruguay's roads?   

[Chris]

There aren't many good pics.

[Quillz]

It looks like they're using Australian highway shields.

[jwolfer]

Thanks.  I want to visit the Southern Cone very badly. I have an undergrad degree in Spanish and had a professor from Uruguay.  Her brother imported used cars into Uruguay
Post Merge: November 03, 2010, 06:49:07 PM
Where are these photos? I see the HWY 1 shield and Rio Santa Lucia, i can find that on a map

[yanksfan6129]

Today I visited the famous Laguna Garzón bridge. Opened in 2015, it separates traffic into two separate spans that form a ring over the water. This slows traffic as it moves through an ecologically sensitive area with pedestrians.

I’ll post video and photos as soon as I’m not working from only a cell phone, but in reality everything I took from the ground pales in comparison to the aerial shots anyway.

[Alps]

Today I visited the famous Laguna Garzón bridge. Opened in 2015, it separates traffic into two separate spans that form a ring over the water. This slows traffic as it moves through an ecologically sensitive area with pedestrians.

I'll post video and photos as soon as I'm not working from only a cell phone, but in reality everything I took from the ground pales in comparison to the aerial shots anyway.

I could beat you to the punch and post your video, but I'm just thrilled you got to go there. I did not rent a car in Uruguay so my photos are limited to my downtown walks and the bus window.

[yanksfan6129]

Without further ado, here's my video of crossing the bridge on August 30, 2023.

[74/171FAN]

^This looks like something I would have thought in my fictional highways brain as interesting, but also something I could have never imagined actually being built.