You are 100% on target JR. I drive down Rte 3 to Burlington every day. I come in early, get here before 6:00 in order to survive the trip, although it's ifffy even then. Total competition, you'd think there was a prize for being the biggest you-know-what. Women are right up there with the worst. Sam Colt might have made all men the same size, but the SUV made the women on Rte 3 the same size too. Occasionally you see someone silly enough to ride a motorcycle on this highway. You might see them a couple times, but then never again. Whether they smarten up and start driving the Sherman to work, or have just been removed from the gene pool one never knows. Under mid to heavy conditions the road is backwards as well. Three lanes, usually the left lane is packed solid. So the guys who absolutely *have* to be there first are zipping down the right lane, dodging in and out of the vehicles entering/exiting the highway. A circus everyday, craziness at it's worst...
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