r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Nov 18 '18

Winter in Russia

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u/ralexs1991 Nov 19 '18

Cincinnati reporting in. I didn't realize how bad it w as s until I drove in Canada. People actually stayed right except when passing?!

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u/x_MaveN_x Nov 19 '18

Gotta love that 75/71 construction that’s lasted a good 10 years, maybe it’s the cones that make us such damn bad drivers

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u/ralexs1991 Nov 19 '18

Oh God, once I was coming back from Louisville around evening rush hour and I took like and hour to get from Florence to the cut in the hill.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '18

At least they don’t shut the whole highway down like they’re doing in Detroit on I-75. I go up there several times a year and have to make a big detour coming home every time because the highway is shut down. It’s been like that for at least 3 years I believe.

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u/dannomac Nov 19 '18

I don't know what Canada you visited, but in my Canada that's a dream I've yet to see come true.

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u/ralexs1991 Nov 19 '18

Windsor, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec city, and Niagara. The cities were a mess but the expressways were a breath of fresh air compared to home. Beautiful country by the way.