Hello Everyone from Kentucky,
I'm a road geek that enjoys road maps (old and new), road trips, looking at old pictures of highways, and building models of cities and highways using legos and hot wheels. I also enjoy playing SimCity 4. The Bluegrass Parkway and I 65 are my favorite highways in Kentucky.
With the ongoing widening of the KY 55/US 68 in my area, as the part of the Heartland Parkway Project. I'm currently doing research finding information on past history of major road projects done in my area.
Welcome to the forum, fellow Kentuckian!
Welcome from Massachusetts!
Greetings from Florida!
Greetings and welcome from a half-Illinoisan/half-Wisconsinite. :biggrin:
Quote from: XamotCGC on June 30, 2021, 02:42:01 AM
I also enjoy playing SimCity 4.
Have you tried Cities: Skylines? Or are you more of just an old-school fan? Either way, we do have a thread about it here. (https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=15010.0)
Greetings from Michigan! :wave:
Welcome from Southwest Ohio!
Welcome from Colorado.
Where on the US68-KY55 corridor are you located? My former mother-in-law lives near Campbellsville at the south end of the multiplex.
Welcome to the forum!
Quote from: zzcarp on June 30, 2021, 10:04:21 AM
Welcome from Colorado.
Where on the US68-KY55 corridor are you located? My former mother-in-law lives near Campbellsville at the south end of the multiplex.
Near Lebanon.
Welcome from the other side of the Ohio River!
Quote from: XamotCGC on June 30, 2021, 02:42:01 AM
Hello Everyone from Kentucky,
I'm a road geek that enjoys road maps (old and new), road trips, looking at old pictures of highways, and building models of cities and highways using legos and hot wheels. I also enjoy playing SimCity 4. The Bluegrass Parkway and I 65 are my favorite highways in Kentucky.
With the ongoing widening of the KY 55/US 68 in my area, as the part of the Heartland Parkway Project. I'm currently doing research finding information on past history of major road projects done in my area.
My understanding of that project is that they are making sections of it a "2+1" configuration, similar to what was done on KY 90 in eastern Wayne County, a few years back. Adding passing lanes but not necessarily on the hills. IIRC there are already long passing lanes on the uphill sections near the Marion-Taylor county line.
Welcome from sunny SoCal
Greetings from Kentucky (and West Virginia, and New York)!