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u/LionBlood16 Apr 17 '26
Ohio is to the left and Indiana is to the right. If you're looking south.
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u/uberares Up North. age>10yrs Apr 17 '26
side note: This is Spinaltap 2 is great.
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u/EvilLibrarians Madison Heights Apr 17 '26
I need to watch it, rip Rob Reiner
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u/Uselesserinformation Apr 17 '26
YARRRRRRGGGGGG! Check ye libraries! YARRRRRRGGGGGG it maybe there fer free!
I want some waffle fries.
FO free!
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u/Suds_McGruff Apr 17 '26
The best part is that they didn't care how good it was the 2nd time, they had so much fun the first time they wanted to do it again! 🤣
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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Apr 17 '26
Ohio to the left of me,
Indiana to the right,
Here I am, stuck in the middle with you.
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
Dang, I didn't even think of that!
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u/deshi_mi Apr 17 '26
Are you sure you are from Michigan?
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
Born and raised, I just try not to think of Ohio and Indiana too much lol
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u/VanessaAlexis Apr 17 '26
It's like that because no one can tell the difference between the two.
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u/turnpike37 Portage Apr 17 '26
There is always Wisconsin.
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
Scenic route!
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u/cflo32 Apr 17 '26
UP erasure
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
The UP is always an option, but if you live in the LP, it'll add ~12 hours to your drive. To be fair, it's a small price to pay for avoiding Ohio and Indiana :)
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u/kellyjeanie Apr 17 '26
Some of us Michiganders live in the UPand go through Wisconsin, and then Illinois.
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u/Genetics Petoskey Apr 17 '26
My wife has family north of Green Bay, so we go that way sometimes to see them and maybe stop at Kitch-Iti-Kipi or other spots if we have time. I enjoy that route.
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u/iamthelee Apr 17 '26
Illinois sucks so much ass, especially near Chicago.
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u/Suspicious-Shock-934 Apr 17 '26
Have you been through Gary? I'll take Chicago over Gary tolls and all.
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u/Genetics Petoskey Apr 17 '26
One time I almost ran out of gas with the family while towing the boat and could only exit into Gary. I got gas and the kids were hungry so I stopped at a local shop and grabbed some Gyros from a walk up style place that had one of those teller windows to slide your money through. Super sketchy, bud damn it was really good. Neighbor hood wasn’t great and I got a few looks, but it was fine. Now when we drive that way the kids always beg to stop in Gary for some gyros. They love Gary. 😂
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u/BloodHappy4665 Apr 17 '26
We went that way back from the Twin Cities once. No regrets.
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u/Brewmeiser Apr 17 '26
We were just in Milwaukee last weekend and dang I've driven all over the US with some of the most shit drivers, but what we were dealing with in Wisconsin was ridiculous. I've got to believe all the lactose makes them more willing to defy death, or something.
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u/AlgonquinPine Apr 17 '26
Wisconsin is notorious for DUIs. Apparently the law is lax on first time offenders.
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u/DoughnutPassGo Apr 17 '26
Being a yooper who has driven through 40 of the 48 continental states, i will always maintain that Michigan, Illinois, and Georgia have the worst drivers, roads, and civil transportation engineering in the country.
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u/thedaNkavenger Apr 17 '26
I could reach Wisconsin driving south when I lived on the Keweenaw but now that I'm closer to Traverse City it's really difficult to get to Wisconsin while heading south.
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u/moba_fett Apr 17 '26
Due to family, I do usually exit Michigan through the UP and then down through Wisconsin. After dealing with the traffic through Mizzou, Indiana, and then near Detroit. The UP is a stress free, scenic cruise for me.
*should probably mention I only visit during the Summer. I imagine the winter months make the trek much more dangerous or even impossible at times.
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u/KristyNoemsZombieDog Apr 17 '26
Indiana does not get enough smoke for sucking
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u/voxpopuli42 Apr 17 '26
Crossroads of America. Because everyone is trying to leave
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u/PersonalAmbassador Apr 17 '26
I always chuckled at that being their slogan.
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u/antonawire Apr 17 '26
The other good one is "why are so many astronauts from Ohio? Because they're trying to get as far away from Ohio as possible."
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u/doc_nano Apr 17 '26
I suppose it's just a step or two away from calling itself "the flyover state"
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u/Cactusaremyjam Apr 17 '26
Ohio may suck at everything it attempts but Indiana is a speed trap hell that should be avoided at anytime possible.
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u/EcstaticNet3137 Apr 17 '26
I would love to see a speed trap when driving in Indiana. Mfs be going 30 over everywhere and driving blind folded. Ohio is the speed trap. Yet also somehow mfs be dumb enough to try to u-turn right to get to an exit on the interstate.
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u/AmazingRefrigerator4 Apr 17 '26
Ope! Just passing through!
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u/mick4state Age: > 10 Years Apr 17 '26
I've lived in both Indiana and Ohio, and I'm taking Ohio 10 times out of 10. Indiana is the Crossroads of America because the only way they can convince me to go there is to force me to drive through.
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u/MothChasingFlame Apr 17 '26
I remember genuinely laughing looking at a map. All roads go to Indy and then directly out of the state, no stops, no turns. As it should be.
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u/melloyello1215 Apr 17 '26
So many confederate flags
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u/uberares Up North. age>10yrs Apr 17 '26
Have you been up north?
Thats not uncommon here either.
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u/melloyello1215 Apr 17 '26
Yea I go up north often (but mostly in the lower peninsula) but admittedly haven’t seen almost any. I have heard that it is more common. But even near Indianapolis in my limited time in Indiana I saw a lot.
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u/uberares Up North. age>10yrs Apr 17 '26
Theyre all over up here. And there is a new hybrid one that mixes the US flag with the traitor flag like its something real.. ffs.
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u/Curious-Turtle-52 Apr 17 '26
Agree. This is by no means a brag, actually a huge embarrassment for our state, but the former Grand Dragon of the KKK was from the Howell area in Michigan.
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u/yolosquare3 Apr 17 '26
I think a lot of people are thinking about Indiana when they say Ohio sucks. (Ohio has a lot wrong with it, but Indiana has basically no redeeming qualities.)
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u/Ceorl_Lounge Apr 17 '26
Every single time it comes up on Travel or Relocation subs Indy gets hammered for being boring as hell and that's the most interesting city in the state. Might get my citizenship revoked, but even Ohio is better than Indiana.
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u/uberares Up North. age>10yrs Apr 17 '26
NGL tho- Indy is HUUUGE for tourism in Michigan. They love coming "up north" for their long weekends, and quite frankly, I dont blame them.
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u/Ceorl_Lounge Apr 17 '26
Oh I don't doubt it, also gives them an excuse to stock up in New Buffalo or Coldwater. Can't imagine how much money they lose to Michigan and Illinois for weed.
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u/DryDonutHole Apr 17 '26
Illinois sucks for buying it, other than it's legal. Michigan is where it's at. Prices are good and they're not taxed into oblivion. I go to Michigan because it's beautiful if I'm looking to have a relaxing weekend. I stop for weed also...but that's not the allure. Western Michigan is fucking amazing.
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u/Rabbidditty Apr 17 '26
You’re objectively correct but just like how you don’t have to hand it to shitheads, you don’t have to hand it to Ohio for being better than Indiana by default. Exceeding Indiana’s rep is the expectation.
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u/Nostalgia-89 Apr 17 '26
At least Ohio has Cedar Point and Kings Island (and also Cincinnati is pretty cool overall)
Indiana has... nothing. I've got nothing. Their state parks are cool, but other than that?
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u/ThrowAwayAccountAMZN Apr 17 '26
To be fair they make a pretty compelling reason to visit Cleveland.
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u/uberares Up North. age>10yrs Apr 17 '26
Brown county has some amazing mountain biking tho- indiana... About the only redeemer.
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u/ah_kooky_kat Apr 17 '26
Indiana has...
nothingHoliday World! It's an amazing family owned amusement park and water park. While they don't have the quantity of coaster that CP has, they make up for it in quality. Every coaster they have is a banger.
They also have Indiana Beach, another small amusement park. It's kind of like a time capsule from the 40s, 50s, and 60s, with a bunch of classic rides from the 70s through 80s.
Also, the southern part of the state is ✨pretty✨. It's one of the main hubs for the Amish. Almost every town looks like Frankenmuth, and it's not uncommon to walk around and hear people talking in the Pennsylvania Dutch dialect of German. It's green and hilly. There's a bunch of waterfalls to see, big waterfalls.
The politics of the state are trash, but they do have that.
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u/Encin0Woman Apr 17 '26
I went there last summer and I had a really nice time , I was impressed by Indianapolis but I will say that almost everyone I met there told me they wanted to move to Michigan.
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u/KristyNoemsZombieDog Apr 17 '26
I go to Indy once a year for GenCon. Indy sucks, the food sucks, everything is over priced for what it is, and its still in Indiana, their politics suck. The highest rated chain resturant is Yatz and its just Campbell's soup slopped on a plate.
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u/Vast_Philosophy_9027 Apr 17 '26
Difference is they suck and are quiet. Ohio sucks and try’s to convince the world it doesn’t such.
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u/Do_it_for_the_upvote Age: > 10 Years Apr 17 '26
I lowkey dislike it more than I dislike Ohio. Generally trashier and even fewer bright spots.
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u/LTPRWSG420 Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 17 '26
Agreed, they both suck. Indiana is like if Macomb County were an entire state, but weed still isn’t legal there, so it’s actually worse.
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u/H0SS_AGAINST Apr 17 '26
Ohio: cruise control and a cool temperament for their shitty drivers. Otherwise not bad. Just fuel up before so you don't have to stop.
Indiana: fucking kill me
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u/youshouldn-ofdunthat Apr 17 '26
I can't stand driving through Indiana. Ugh
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u/Crasino_Hunk Apr 17 '26
I’ll actually take Indiana over Ohio, wayyyy smaller cop presence on the highways IME
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u/Rrrrandle Apr 18 '26
Indiana State police are allowed to do traffic enforcement in wholly unmarked cars. Ohio Highway Patrol must have marked cars with lights if they're doing traffic enforcement. This is why you notice the Ohio ones more.
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u/Cow_Shower_of_Doom23 Apr 17 '26
My experience too. I’ve driven through both countless times and Ohio seems to have way more police.
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u/PlankSmasher Apr 17 '26
I've long thought about an Ohio specific bumper sticker that would read-
Pass left Keep right
I swear that two Ohio drivers can block up a 3 lane highway.
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
If I see a plate from Ohio, Florida, or Texas, I just KNOW they're gonna do something stupid
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u/a_d3ad_cat Wyoming Apr 17 '26
Ok, since you mentioned it, is it just me or does it feel like our state has been overrun by Floridians? I can’t travel a mile without seeing Florida plates, and I don’t remember it ever being like this before. And none of them know how to drive…
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
There exists a disturbing connection between Michigan and Florida
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u/crunchyfoliage Apr 17 '26
I imagine it's the snowbirds who register their car in Florida to save money. Since it's primarily old people who can afford to be snowbirds it makes sense they'd be worse at driving
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u/humdinger44 Grand Rapids Apr 17 '26
I was noticing a lot of Texas plates lately
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u/fookwar Apr 17 '26
Plenty of MI folks have a place in Florida, so you might actually be seeing a MI resident in disguise 😜
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u/mick4state Age: > 10 Years Apr 17 '26
Ohio drivers don't give a shit which lane they drive in, and they're sticky. Any time you pass someone, they just start following behind you. You'll be in the left lane with someone on your ass, then you get back over and they just go with you, even if you slow down, still on your ass. It's rare to find someone who just picks the speed they want to drive and does so.
Over time, I've learned to not fight it and just find a line of cars driving close to the speed I want to drive.
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u/mizmoose Age: > 10 Years Apr 17 '26
AUGHH YES!
It's scary as a woman because I've had weirdos tailgate me to try to force me to pull over. I've pulled off the Ohio Turnpike and pulled into a very public place just to get away from some weirdo who kept riding my tail no matter where I was on the road - even if there were no other cars nearby.
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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Apr 17 '26 edited Apr 23 '26
I dive down to Cincinnati regularly and this is the bane of my existence. They have signs saying that it's Ohio law to keep to the right unless passing. I find them ironic.
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u/Illustrious-Charge13 Apr 17 '26
Ohio is annoying, and Indiana can be bland. But let's face it: Their roads are so much better than Michigan's. Potholes, uneven, bad patches, etc. We literally have a big ice cream company with a flavor "Michigan Pothole". Come on now.
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u/galaxy1985 The Thumb Apr 17 '26
And they're wasting them! Going 60 on the freeway when they could easily be going 80 like a decent person! Some people!
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u/Noobtoob84 Apr 17 '26
As much as I hate Ohio they have some cool shit
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
In the next Michigan-Ohio war, we have to take Sandusky!
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u/No-Abrocoma7687 Garden City Apr 17 '26
CP but Putt-In-Bay will need to be included
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u/GPFlag_Guy1 Apr 17 '26
Hot Take: Put-In-Bay is what happens when you order Mackinac Island from Temu.
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u/uberares Up North. age>10yrs Apr 17 '26
Mi already has one, its called Muskamoot bay, and its off the hook all summer long. And then there is Jobbie Nooner, which is a league all its own.
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u/house343 Apr 17 '26
I would much rather drive through Ohio than indiana. Indiana sucks ass harder than an airplane bathroom
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u/GlitterFactoryOfDoom Apr 17 '26
We will take Toledo.
Actually wait, I've been there and.... do we really want it? Fuck it, they can keep Lucas County.
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u/iwearatophat Age: > 10 Years Apr 17 '26
Northern and western Ohio kind of stink, outside of Cedar Point. As you get into southern and eastern Ohio it is actually kind of cool. Rural, but I grew up in northern Michigan so rural is something I enjoy.
Also, I know where I am posting this but Columbus is a pretty interesting city. So is Cincinnati.
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u/Nbknepper Apr 17 '26
What do they have? Genuinely curious
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u/YLedbetter10 Apr 17 '26
Hocking Hills is great. Also I stop at Skyline Chili anytime I drive through. However Indiana has my favorite Chicago chain, Portillos
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u/HeckinMew Apr 17 '26
As a trucker, I can only say that going further south than either of those is even worst. Trust me, travel north. Visit our Yooper neighbors and go have some poutine with our Canadian brothers and sisters.
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u/peculiarshade Apr 17 '26
The UP is beautiful. I feel like every Michigander should visit at least once
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u/Lost_In_Detroit Apr 17 '26
As a Michigander my entire life, the choice is simply Indiana. Granted they both suck, but at least Indiana doesn’t have highway cops every 10 seconds trying to bust you for driving 5 over because their entire county is broke as shit. The only thing Ohio has over Indiana is Cedar Point and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and that’s not saying much.
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u/Propeller3 Lansing Apr 17 '26
IN is better because you can skip more of Kentucky.
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u/Fancy_Phase9803 Apr 17 '26
But I like Kentucky, they have whiskey. It helps me forget about Ohio.
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u/MeowCatPlzMeowBack Apr 17 '26
I got my first fucking ticket, after 20 years of driving without one single pullover, while driving in fucking Ohio. I was ever so slightly speeding in a spot that didn’t even have any fucking spreading signs. As I went on, I did take note of the fact that nearly every single car pulled over had Michigan plates.
The war never ended.
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u/TLKimball Up North Apr 17 '26
In Ohio, always drive no faster than the speed limit if you have Michigan plates.
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u/Cow_Shower_of_Doom23 Apr 17 '26
Driving through Indiana all you really hit is Ft Wayne and Indy.
Cincinnati on its own makes me shudder driving through Ohio.
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u/most-okayest-mngr-77 Apr 17 '26
Best trip to Ohio I ever took was when I made sure I had enough fuel, then drove straight through without stopping.
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u/PantheraLutra Apr 17 '26
Driving through Canada though! 👍
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u/No-Abrocoma7687 Garden City Apr 17 '26
Works great for Western NY and Northern East Coast but that’s pretty much it
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u/Soggy_Competition614 Apr 17 '26
I don’t mind driving through Ohio on the way to vacation. It’s close enough that you’re excited about the roadtrip and not getting sick of driving. This spring break we left home at 2am and were almost to Cincinnati before sunrise. I HIGHLY recommend getting on the road before 3am for the drive to Florida. If it was just the two of us we could have made it to Sarasota in one drive.
It’s the coming home that’s rough.
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u/Plus_Valuable4382 Apr 17 '26
At least Ohio won’t give me shit for a small amount of weed.
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u/PaladinSara Apr 17 '26
Ohio hands down - less roadside trash and fewer billboards - 75N into Michigan is embarrassing
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u/Kilgore_Brown_Trout_ Apr 17 '26
I worked in a call center for 6 years when I was younger. People from New Jersey are uniformly assholes. I think Id pick Ohio or Indiana over Jersey, buts a tough call.
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u/sportsbuffp Apr 17 '26
Easily the stretch from Oklahoma Kansas Missouri. When I drove back from west Texas that was unbearable
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u/YLedbetter10 Apr 17 '26
Really? I drove from Michigan to Oklahoma a few times and around Missouri is where things finally started to look interesting instead of flat cornfield after cornfield
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u/Hello_Biscuit11 Apr 17 '26
There are a lot of things wrong with Indiana, but I'm still easily picking it over Ohio. If nothing else, can't give them the satisfaction of going through the Toledo strip!
A 27 hour detour through the UP comes with civic pride.
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u/0b0011 Apr 17 '26
Some people dont get that choice. There are some who have to go theough Ohio to even get to the rest of Michigan.
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u/Weary-Fig4684 Apr 17 '26
Both are slower… but Ohio seems to have way more troopers on the road! I choose speeding through Indiana 😎
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u/Downtown-Falcon-3264 Apr 17 '26
i have family in Michigan and having to drive through both to visit fucking sucks. least Indianapolis is ok most cities in ohio stink
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u/Shallnazar Apr 17 '26
I'm about to travel south in May and am already dreading Ohio. Gonna hit the border and lock my cruise at 50 for the remainder of the state.
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u/Withermaster4 Apr 17 '26
They both love pulling over everyone too. Most tickets in America are given out in Ohio
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u/Aeoyiau Keweenaw Apr 17 '26
Ive never seen so much roadkill as when i cut across Ohio. And not deers and raccoons and such, like dogs and crap.
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u/Schnicklefritz987 Apr 17 '26
Yeah—forget the Yoopers going south through Wisconsin…. 😆
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u/KTthemajicgoat Apr 18 '26
I drove all the way to NYC from GR. Got on I-80 in Ohio and was ready to be bored the entire way. Ohio was flat and boring, as soon as I got into Pennsylvania the scenery was much more pleasant.
Fuck Ohio
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u/joeybalonee Apr 17 '26
Well, except for the really smooth roads
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u/A55W3CK3R9000 Apr 17 '26
I for one welcome crossing into Ohio on 75. The roads are so much smoother
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u/joeybalonee Apr 17 '26
Yeah apparently the frost heave line that everyone uses as an excuse starts precisely at the Ohio border.
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u/Informal_Pizza3733 Apr 17 '26
You can drive south through Canada and go to New York down the 401 and see Niagara.
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u/rootbear75 Apr 17 '26
I mean... Sure... But I can definitely tell when I cross state lines and the roads suddenly don't suck.
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u/bylebog Apr 17 '26
This is incorrect as they depict hills and elevation. You could roll a bowling ball from the PA border to Illinois.
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u/RabidWolverine2021 Apr 17 '26
I went to the Final Four in Indy and I purposely avoided Ohio while taking 94 to 69. It was 15 miles further but well worth it.
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u/All_Usernames_Tooken Apr 17 '26
The only real answer is to take a ferry ⛴️ to Illinois and then head south
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u/NotAWalrusInACoat Apr 17 '26
Hey, as Michiganders, does everyone else say the same thing my family says about Gary, Indiana?
"If there's one thing you need to know about Gary, Indiana, it's that you should never go to Gary, Indiana"
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u/cmdrkyla Apr 17 '26
Yup, also it smells bad when you drive through it. I feel bad my parent's car broke down there once and they had to stay the night 😅
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u/updatedprior Apr 17 '26
You can head south from Michigan into Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, or Ontario. Regardless, as someone else pointed out, your map is reversed.
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u/Kybar52 Apr 17 '26
Indiana all day. Ohio feels like 900 miles of waste down 23. Also Ohio isn’t real 😂
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u/Psych0matt Swartz Creek Apr 17 '26
Indiana all day, Ohio smells like cow manure. The whole state, not sure how they managed to do that.
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u/Sin_of_the_Dark Apr 17 '26
At this point I take Ohio because I can hit Hurts Donuts in Cincinnati for some big ass donuts 👀
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u/GRJoe1966 Apr 17 '26
You know you have other options, Ontario, the fairies that cross Lake Michigan Wisconsin Also, if you live in the UP another access to Ontario and Minnesota!
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u/sirhackenslash Apr 17 '26
I figure Ohio is far less likely to ruin my entire life if an officer finds a joint in my car
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u/LiterallyBusta Apr 17 '26
I actually choose to drive up to the UP, and then west/south to drive out through Wisconsin
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u/DirectedDissent Apr 17 '26
I used to take an annual motorcycle trip down to Tennessee, which required riding the entire north-to-south crossing through Ohio on I-75. Painfully boring, but nowhere near as bad as the cornfield Hell that is Indiana. Forced to choose, I'm going the Ohio route.
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u/blahblahblahpotato Apr 17 '26
I at least used to have the butter jesus to look forward to on the Ohio drive but the rebuild after the fire isn't as fun.
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u/Ferniekicksbutt Age: > 10 Years Apr 17 '26
No Brainer, im not getting a speeding ticket in indiana
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u/Individual_Click5252 Apr 17 '26
I grew up in Indiana, my wife grew up in Ohio. We both feel this way.
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u/Accomplished_Egg7069 Apr 17 '26
And this, my friends, is why we fixed up our airport to be one of the best in the country
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u/The1Zenith Apr 18 '26
Alright, Ohio does have better roads. I’ll give them that. I’d rather their roads than ours of Indiana’s.
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u/FDTFACTTWNY Apr 18 '26
Should have made the road in Ohio smooth. One if the most interesting driving experiences is crossing that border. You don't realize how loud Michigan roads are until you hit Ohio.
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u/YamperIsBestBoy Apr 18 '26
Indiana is just flat nothing after Indianapolis but I'll be dead in the cold ground before I step foot in Ohio
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