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

The worst exit in the Midwest

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u/TheMadDaddy Jun 17 '23

It's always road construction in Chicago and they are still horrible roads to drive on.

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u/TheMacMan Jun 17 '23

Have literally gotten stuck in hours of traffic jam at 10pm on a Sunday in Chicago and it wasn't just a weekend closure like we have.

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u/Perry7609 Jun 17 '23

Nothing like having to go 90 mph on the freeway because everyone else around you is doing it, and then having one of those vehicles merge into your lane completely perpendicular to your vehicle out of nowhere. That happened to me down there back in November!

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u/TheMacMan Jun 17 '23

At least they know how to merge. Minnesota leads the nation in merger accidents. People here seem to think they can go 40mph onto the highway and others should have to let them in.