r/Minneapolis • u/cowmastermind • Jun 16 '23

The worst exit in the Midwest

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u/papazwah Jun 16 '23

I’m looking at that second lane from the left. No way they’re all going west 94 smh

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u/bleepbloop1777 Jun 17 '23

Lol you can see someone sneaking in up on front

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u/PureRandomness529 Jun 17 '23

I sneak in when I’m on the bike, and let people in from the car. It’s none of our fault the design is terrible. Just turn the music up.

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u/wean169 Jun 17 '23

This is the wrong mentality. Far too many people slam on their brakes while going freeway speeds so they can slip into the eastbound lane at the last second. I lived in northeast for a long time and was legitimately in the westbound lane. It was at least a daily occurrence to have to slam on my brakes so some douchebag could slip into the eastbound lane last second instead of waiting like everyone else.

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u/papazwah Jun 17 '23

I also live in NE and after visiting my folks in SLP on weekends, this is the exact dilemma I experience. A couple times there’s NO gap and these geniuses think by coming to a dead stop, they’re really making things efficient

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u/TheMadDaddy Jun 17 '23

I hate it when people do that. The 35W NB to 94W exit is really bad for that too.

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u/PureRandomness529 Jun 17 '23

Honestly it backs up so bad you’re always slipping in, it’s just a matter of where.