Know your roads...

moose · Jul 18, 2008

Please be polite and answer only one question per post !

1 - I-97 will take you from... to

2 - where is the only toll bridge in I.A ?

3 - where is the highest point on any interstate ?

4 - the longest interstate will take you from ...to
4a - is it longer then the trans-Canadian ?

5 - where can you drive the most on an interstate without an exit ramp ?
5a - how many miles ?

6 - what is the only state without an north to south interstate ?

7 - what color is the snow ?
7a - what dose cows drink ?

8 - if you have an Haz-mat explossive1 load going to St. John's ,Newfoundland , can you drive it there ?

9 - the exit ramp on mil-marker 880 will take you to ...

10 - what state do not have rests areas along its interstates ?

11 - what city have the most nuclear reactors within its area ?

Moose.

piper1 · Jul 18, 2008

8- No. You can't drive there period, you take the ferry. (good fake out with the Haz Mat part!)

nobb4u · Jul 18, 2008

#4-4A:

I 90 will take you from Boston, MA to Seattle WA. Just about 3100 miles.

spudhead911 · Jul 18, 2008

#9
I-10 In Texas Sabine River Turnaround

terryandrene · Jul 18, 2008

2. Was a toll bridge at St francisville Mo that crossed into IA on IA-27. No longer a toll.

3. The highest point on any interstate highway is the apex of the roads' camber in the center of the road.

5. Mass Tpke?

10. Hawaii

6 Alaska has no Interstate roads, north/south or east/west

piper1 · Jul 19, 2008

Terry's answer to #3 proves he has too much time to think!!

Moot · Jul 25, 2008

6. Nebraska has no north-south interstate.

Jack_Berry · Jul 25, 2008

piper1 said:
Terry's answer to #3 proves he has too much time to think!!

terry has more miles than anyone else

late4dinner · Jul 25, 2008

#8 Good question. Piper1 nailed it re: taking the ferry, but can you take class 1 on a ferry? It might depend on the sub-class and another question is will the ferry operator even permit explosived on his ferry. My copilot allowed me to route using the ferry with explosive cargo but that don't mean I trust it. It also didn't have an option for a sub class, 1.1 1.2 1.3 ect.

moose · Jul 25, 2008

late4dinner said:
#8 Good question. Piper1 nailed it re: taking the ferry, but can you take class 1 on a ferry? It might depend on the sub-class and another question is will the ferry operator even permit explosived on his ferry. My copilot allowed me to route using the ferry with explosive cargo but that don't mean I trust it. It also didn't have an option for a sub class, 1.1 1.2 1.3 ect.

1.1. by definition is the primer used at explosive , it cannot be hazardous do to compaction or high temp.
it is hazard when exposed to an opened flame , as its produced hazardous gases .
probably farting on the ferry open deck can do more damaged then 1.1...
the rezone it is placard ,is to prevent it from being ship at the same cargo with the detonator 1.3
no way you will be allowed 1.3 on a commercial ferry .

Moose.