So, I just saw the headline that Indiana is officially #1 in the country for road quality. Yes, according to U.S. News and World Report, the state with roundabouts galore, potholes you could get lost in, and construction zones so frequent they feel like weekly holiday parades, has the best roads in America.
They measured the percentage of total road mileage in “poor condition,” and Indiana squeaks in with the lowest share of decrepit roads—even if those bad miles happen to be the ones you drive every day (InkFreeNews.com). But, I-70 between Indianapolis and Ohio will chew your tires and spit them out. And don’t even get me started on the endless construction gridlocks that make you question why you ever left the house (Reddit).
Anecdotal evidence from Reddit? Let’s go there:…