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RE: Detroit to Mt Washington
- To: <quattro@coimbra.ans.net>
- Subject: RE: Detroit to Mt Washington
- From: brv@chrysler.com
- Date: Mon, 23 Jun 1997 17:10:36 -0400
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Paul Royal wrote:
"In which case you will drop down through Pennsylvania?? which will
cost you about 75 extra miles but is probably the most interesting
route..but the Pennsylvania Police are very proud of their speed
limits and will extract mnajor funds for speeding...you'll love the
near billboard size signs that show a silouette of a trooper with
radar gun and a list of fines. Pennsylvania stuck to 55mph for years
longer than most states...pretty route"
Actually, Pennsylvania raised the speed limit to 65 about two years
ago. Those big intimidating signs are all gone but the speeding fines
are not. If you take I80 across (that is if you make it through all
the construction in Ohio on the turnpike) you may find that you see
very few Troopers out to spoil your party. I did that route last
weekend from Scranton, Pa and did 85 mph the whole way in a big Dodge
turbodeisel truck :-) on a Sunday afternoon....
Canada is nice but it always takes 8.5 hrs to Scranton whereas the
states can take 7.5 to 9 depending on traffic and # of stops (550
miles door to door).
Either way, I hope Brendan and Ingo have a good time and stay away
from Smokey Bear!!
Brian Vinson
Ex- Pennsylvania resident and frequent traveller of the highways
heading east!