Four Lane Rural Undivided Roads: Do Many exist?

[nexus73]

Ah, I get to recycle my picture from the "Biggest Waste of an Overhead Assembly" thread. ("My" picture in the sense that I stole it from GSV, so it's mine now.)


About 8 miles of SR-67 in rural Delaware County, Indiana, with the 4 travel lanes separated only by a mostly-pointless center turn lane.

Here's that thread: https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=7173.msg193988#msg193988

This pix cracks me up!  What a waste...LOL!

Rick

[DSS5]

There is a 5-mile section of US-421 between Boone and Wilkesboro that fits this description.

The parts of the 321 widening project between Blowing Rock and Lenoir that are complete have a center rumble strip.

[bugo]

There's a stretch of US 59/71 between Old Potter and Hatfield, AR that has passing lanes in both directions. For a distance at the top of Iron Mountain, it is four lanes undivided.

A long stretch of US 271 in Texas is 4 lanes undivided.