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Oct 13, 2024 2:28 PM
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cgt9803
I can't think of a better way to describe Texas
StarscreamAndHutch
Dallas High Five intersection - https://youtu.be/-16RFXr44fY
Jonnoatpeace
Toronto has like a dozen of these. No matter which waybir going, u can go 3 diff ways. Meh.
DarthAndy
Meanwhile in the UK:
AGiantSlor
As much as I hate this shit environmentally, I do get a little excited to drive it. It's like a carnival ride when you encounter a new interchange you haven't yet mastered.
gotohe11carolina
leodavinci1
If nothing else, at least Phoenix's Interstate interchanges don't look like these. Not that a couple don't have their own issues.
TheElicitor
Man made atrocities at the edge of comprehension
kyzentun
Every American metropolis has at least one of these. Once the area reaches ~1M people, they hold a big ceremony and summon it to this plane with a blood sacrifice. Afterwards, they make more blood sacrifices every couple weeks to keep it tied to the mortal realm.
BrockSamson500
What a way to describe traffic fatalities
MyBigMouth
Spaghetti Junction, Birmingham, England
OldBikerDude
All those elevated bridges, you can tell that they don't have to deal with snow
TDhattrick1022
Can't dig down. The water table is so high the inky way to go is up. When it snows/freezes we shut down the city for the day and try again tomorrow. Usually costs us 1-3 days each year. Maybe not a great system, but I understand it.
ninjaguineapig
Don't worry, soon nobody will :)
mudkipbawz2
We get snow... for about 3-5 days a year. Usually it's maybe enough to make the pavement a bit damp and the whole state shuts down
leodavinci1
Except when they do.