Because the back roads need some love too.
Has to not be a signed highway, and has to be outside the boundary of any municipality.
For me, it's Plymouth-Goshen Trail between US 6 and IN 19.
Carroll Road in Allen County west of the high school.
The most times, or the most miles?
The most times, probably the street that I live on :bigass:
The most miles, probably the un-numbered section of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (MD 175 and south).
Might be a bit personal for some folks...
Also, everything in NY is incorporated, so there's not really anything outside the bounds of a municipality.
Dill Road in DeWitt, Michigan.
Probably Stagecoach Trail from where it splits off of US-20 near Lena up to IL-78. It acts as our own hypotenuse when I'm on my way to and from university.
Quote from: dlsterner on May 09, 2021, 01:23:53 PM
The most times, probably the street that I live on :bigass:
Unless you live outside of any towns, that doesn't count Mr. Big Ass. :pan:
Swan Creek Road in western Saginaw County, MI.
Quote from: JoePCool14 on May 09, 2021, 02:58:12 PM
Quote from: dlsterner on May 09, 2021, 01:23:53 PM
The most times, probably the street that I live on :bigass:
Unless you live outside of any towns, that doesn't count Mr. Big Ass. :pan:
Being from Maryland, it's probably outside a town.
Lopes rd in Solano county,CA and Lake Herman Rd are the most non highway road/non municipal roads I've been on.
Quote from: JoePCool14 on May 09, 2021, 02:58:12 PM
Probably Stagecoach Trail from where it splits off of US-20 near Lena up to IL-78. It acts as our own hypotenuse when I'm on my way to and from university.
Quote from: dlsterner on May 09, 2021, 01:23:53 PM
The most times, probably the street that I live on :bigass:
Unless you live outside of any towns, that doesn't count Mr. Big Ass. :pan:
I do not live in any town. Or any kind of incorporated entity. So it counts Mr. Fry Pan. :bigass:
Not sure, everywhere in Massachusetts is in a municipality.
Quote from: cabiness42 on May 09, 2021, 01:07:39 PM
Because the back roads need some love too.
Has to not be a signed highway, and has to be outside the boundary of any municipality.
For me, it's Plymouth-Goshen Trail between US 6 and IN 19.
You basically disqualified the entire northeast. Even Maine... stuff like "T3 R13 WELS" is basically a workaround to have unincorporated areas but still classify everything as a part of a town.
If it can be in a municipality it's the street I live on.
Outside of any municipality?
In Ontario, that would mean travelling to northern Ontario, as all of southern Ontario is pretty much incorporated.
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In that case, I guess I have never been on any in that criteria.
Since I moved back to San Jose in 2012, it's probably a virtual tie between the south reaches of Santa Teresa Blvd. between south San Jose and Morgan Hill, and Vasco Road, at least the Contra Costa County portion (the portion in Alameda County is mostly within the City of Livermore). When I lived out in Hesperia, it would definitely have to be Summit Valley Road between CA 138 and the south city limits of Hesperia -- the "back way" into town avoiding I-15 over the top of Cajon Pass.
Quote from: Roadgeekteen on May 09, 2021, 05:25:04 PM
You basically disqualified the entire northeast. Even Maine... stuff like "T3 R13 WELS" is basically a workaround to have unincorporated areas but still classify everything as a part of a town.
OK, then use rural as a substitute for outside of a municipality. Imagine what town/city borders might be in other states.
The street on which I live. It's owned and maintained by our HOA.
Probably Parham Road (only a tiny section of it is VA 73) and Laburnum Avenue in Henrico County.
This past year with recreation options being limited due to Covid? Any number of National Forest Roads in the Willamette, Deschutes, or Umpqua National Forests.