If everybody's life is a highway, what highway's yours?
Mine (so far) is probably any old highway through wide open rural Connecticut.
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My highway is I-75 of course. ;-)
A gridlocked beltway.
Lost, comfortably.
A Dead-End street
One of the 80-mile-per-hour Interstates. Going fast, seeing a lot of things, but not really getting anywhere for long periods of time. There are cities, but they're far apart; there's a lot to get through before the next one. The cities are special, but I've learned to appreciate the ride in between.
One of those suspension-busting Pennsylvania back roads that had no care for going over whichever bump was in its way. Lots of ups and downs, but what a ride.
A rural Midwestern road with a bunch of hills and curves that doesn't see a lot of traffic. It's paved, but it constantly makes you second-guess yourself as to whether it goes anywhere or not.
A highway with nothing but closed exits, but I take the exit anyway just to see what's going on.
A twisty 2 lane mountain road with beautiful scenery and lots of overlooks to pull off at and enjoy the view.
A poorly marked county road.
A neighborhood street with half-a-million stop signs and traffic lights along it.
Dead-end road full of potholes and other menaces that cause damage to your vehicle that you can't afford to repair.
My life really sucks right now, so there's no reason for its highway not to suck as well.
Deer keep jumping out in front of me.
A toll road that nobody uses because there is an extremely convenient shunpike nearby.
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I-90, connecting my hometown to my current city
A rural highway with a few bumps and curves, in addition to a lot of tourists and Sunday drivers constantly getting in my way. Actually, it sounds a lot like US 12 :hmmm:
The road seems okay, but it's foggy as hell and I'm not sure exactly which way it's going. Can't even read the signs until it's too late to turn. But if I slow down, that thing in the rear-view mirror is going to get me.
A long-incomplete bypass with no funding, which seems less likely each year to ever be finished
An old alignment or a forgotten stretch of highway chock full of old signs.
I-5. Both of the places I've lived in have been within hearing distance of it, I walk across it almost daily, I commute on it (by bus) to Seattle, etc.
I can also count Community Transit bus route 201 as "my bus route", having been born on, lived on, shopped on and commuted on its route my whole life.
WY 130. Because it's awesome.
What? Nobody's typed in the title to an AC/DC song yet?
Any highway that is strewn with litter, since I feel like I'm constantly shit on. (Birds seem to like shitting on my car too, for some strange reason.)