Just asked some friends for their opinion, I tend to see then doing nothing, generally hanging around aimlessly. However on the motorways they are a lot better and tend to do a lot esp. at night. Sometimes on small roads, companies start construction and leave it for a few days for some reason. (Tea break, lol)
they do a lot of work at night in many urban areas however in Pennsylvania, the work zones never end and the work never starts. Cold as your neck of the woods here in upstate New York.
I found that out last week driving on I-78 around 1:30 AM between the Delaware River and GSP. There had to have been five or six work zones and each one was highly active. I-77 and I-81 had quite a bit of work zone activity as well in Virginia.
having driven in both of those areas recently, I know that summer means construction. In Virginia and Jersey they do a lot of work at night. Big benefit here in the southland as the workers stay cooler and traffic is lighter. I think it is an excellent method and I know if I worked on a road crew, I would love nights. Just to let you know I did work on a road crew before but on a township level paving back roads with oil and stones.
hi guy,its not much better out here.they have donner and all the roads around tahoe the same way.must be two bros.selling bars.cant get away from them.drive safe.
At least the scenery is good ;)
aswchris 2 years ago
yes, it is a beautiful place to drive, except the construction zones of course.
vbdenny 2 years ago
I think roadworks are interesting.
04smallmj 2 years ago
that is only because you haven't inched along in traffic thru them
vbdenny 2 years ago
I hate it when they block off empty lanes!
04smallmj 2 years ago
There's no other way.
wimpie25 2 years ago
Good point but it's still annoying!
04smallmj 2 years ago
oh they don't block empty lanes
vbdenny 2 years ago
They do here!
04smallmj 2 years ago
well.... what I meant was that they are not empty until they block them.
vbdenny 2 years ago
10-4 D, I see what you mean now!
04smallmj 2 years ago
It was a play on words. Hey, do your road crews do any work over there in England?
vbdenny 2 years ago
Just asked some friends for their opinion, I tend to see then doing nothing, generally hanging around aimlessly. However on the motorways they are a lot better and tend to do a lot esp. at night. Sometimes on small roads, companies start construction and leave it for a few days for some reason. (Tea break, lol)
04smallmj 2 years ago
they do a lot of work at night in many urban areas however in Pennsylvania, the work zones never end and the work never starts. Cold as your neck of the woods here in upstate New York.
vbdenny 2 years ago
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04smallmj 2 years ago
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04smallmj 2 years ago
I found that out last week driving on I-78 around 1:30 AM between the Delaware River and GSP. There had to have been five or six work zones and each one was highly active. I-77 and I-81 had quite a bit of work zone activity as well in Virginia.
WickedWings07 2 years ago
having driven in both of those areas recently, I know that summer means construction. In Virginia and Jersey they do a lot of work at night. Big benefit here in the southland as the workers stay cooler and traffic is lighter. I think it is an excellent method and I know if I worked on a road crew, I would love nights. Just to let you know I did work on a road crew before but on a township level paving back roads with oil and stones.
vbdenny 2 years ago
After spending a week in 95+ degree heat in Georgia, I can only imagine how harsh it would be paving during the day with those kinds of temperatures.
WickedWings07 2 years ago
nice being here in Syracuse where temps are in the low 50's in th AM
vbdenny 2 years ago
hi guy,its not much better out here.they have donner and all the roads around tahoe the same way.must be two bros.selling bars.cant get away from them.drive safe.
2skibutch 2 years ago