Disappointing roads

[jeffandnicole]

Right, but "I disagree" doesn't actually add anything to the conversation- tell us why you strongly disagree. I'm sure you have a good reason!

I disagree.

Yawn.

[Takumi]

The Greensboro Urban Loop disappointed me because the pavement in some areas was already in need of attention, and it just had a dull feeling to it overall. Maybe the northern half will be different when it opens.

[DAL764]

I-10 in Florida: Built to avoid nearly anything near anybody, and it shows...other than overpasses and the occassional 50-foot-high sign, you might think it's devoid of human civilization between Jacksonville and Pensacola, with the exception of scraping Tallahassee's northern border for a few miles.

Definitiely agree with this. Back when my family still went to the US on a regular basis, most vacations involved a trip from St. Augustine to visit friends near Montgomery, and of all the roads I have ever driven on, be it as a passenger or as the driver myself, nothing beats I-10 as far as blandness. Heck, the most exciting thing on I-10 would be if you were to catch a train passing underneath it at some point during the trip.

[Molandfreak]

[Thing 342]

US-15 between US-340 and Warrenton, VA. This is mostly because I thought it would either be fast and/or scenic, but it was mostly a dull sub/exurban two-laner with a large amount of traffic lights.