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UPDATE: This post is written by Michael Sznajderman from Alabama NewsCenter. Learn more at: http://alabamanewscenter.com CityWalk BHAM – that’s the working title for a proposed, mile-long linear park underneath the soon-to-be rebuilt Interstate 59/20 elevated […]
If you had the time and money, would you complete a 19,000 mile roadtrip around the United States? That is what Bastian Knoop did. A group completed the long roadtrip, and went to these […]
UPDATE: This post is written by Gilbert Nicholson from Alabama NewsCenter. Learn more at: http://alabamanewscenter.com It’s summer vacation time and people are excited about going to the beach. Well, not everybody. “I dread it,” […]
If you travel around the world, and drive on roads in a different country, do you ever notice that the stop sign is the same? Sure, some countries use their own language […]
Whenever the power goes out, like after a storm, sometimes that might also mean the traffic lights go dark as well. As the law, when a traffic light intersection is dark or […]
For the people who live way up in the Northwest Territories in Canada, the only ways in and out were by air, sea, or ice roads during the Winter. But now, Canada […]
On this Roadscapes post, let’s talk about a map. Before GPS systems and the internet, you had to rely on a paper map to know where to go. Technology today has made […]
Recently, Jacksonville replaced all the traffic light intersections along AL-21 or Pelham Road. Before, each intersection was the standard Alabama design. A steel pole with an overhead light in each corner, with […]
So if you encounter a traffic jam on a freeway, the wrong way to avoid it is to drive in reverse on the on-ramp. And then, because I guess something might be […]
Yep, this is interesting. In a towns of Stanstead, Quebec and Derby Line, Vermont, comes a road where the border runs down the middle of the road. One side of houses is in […]
