Trip to Indiana in April

[dberry]

I does not matter what part of the Buckeye you are in if you are driving a big truck you will get nailed. The rules for trucks (not our Rams) and four- wheelers are completely different.

 

[JDailey]

Definatly two sets of rules! Ohio State Patrol are by far the biggest A-Holes I've ever seen. Cut backs?? Right! Run across 30, they just transferred them there!

 

[dberry]

They have to pay for the new section of 30 somehow

 

[mazdarotary]

Well guys I got home today around 4pm Eastern time from my trip out to IN. I must say you guys had me scared about all the highway patrols,but I only saw 2-3 troopers on OH roads on either leg of the trip,and one of em was helping a motorist that had flipped their Toyota 4Runner on its roof in the median. I rarely went over 72 mph the whole trip which is hard in a sports car,but did have a few spurts over 90 while trying to get around some of the packs of trucks. I never thought I was going to get out of OH though. Man what looks like a smallish state really takes a long time to get through. I thought PA was big,but we were in OH for a long time. I was sweating it out too with the snow that was falling most of the trip,and me having a sorta high powered sports car with summer tires. I never thought getting back to New England was going to bring sunshine,and warm temps. The event I went to was ok,but the 30* temps with gusts of wind,snow,and rain put a damper on the really fun stuff. Al in all I was glad I went out there,but the weather stunk. PA,OH,and IN were very nice states from my vantage point about 3 inches off the road on the interstate,I just wished I had more time to check them out more. Maybe next time.



Chris



P. S. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway was probably the highlight of the trip. What an amazing place,and the museum was a place I could spend all day in.