View allAll Photos Tagged freeway
Traffic backup at I-35W and 4th. That Silver Cavallier almost bought the farm HMM 20,000 lbs. truck getting cut off by a small car?
These words were written on the side of the car: "Kids, the tricks you do on your scooters, skateboards, roller blades, and surf boards are cool! Keep at it. And believe in you. Because you can do anything. If your being abused tell. Keep telling until your believed. Even if there is more than one abuser. Kids protect each other!"
Hutchinson River Parkway northbound at I-684 in White Plains, NY. The I-684 shield really should have a NORTH banner next to it.
Reunion Tower observation deck, Dallas, TX
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Please do not use this photo or any part of this photo without first asking for permission, thank you.
Autoroute 117 sud (15/Transcanadienne) un peu avant la sortie 116.
Highway 117 south (15/TCH) before exit 116.
From A Report to the San Francisco City-State Joint Freeway Study on the Housing and Replacement Study Associated with the Panhandle and Golden Gate Freeways, Architectural Design Report by Burger & Coplans, February, 1966.
Turkey Trip Day 01 - 01.05.2012
Driving from Istanbul involves passing Eastern Thrace (European Turkey) from its eastern extremity to its southwestern one, mostly closely following Marmara Sea coastline. Here’s a quick description of the route: First you should take D-100 or O-3/E80 (motorway/toll-road) to west, generally signed as the direction to ‘Edirne’ in or near Istanbul. Quit the motorway (if you are already on that) in Kınalı exit (follow ‘Tekirdağ’ signs) to D-100, and in the major intersection you’ll soon arrive, take straight road (D-110/E84, again follow ‘Tekirdağ’ signs). Within one and a half to two hours after you left Istanbul, you’ll reach Tekirdağ, the first major city on your route. Note that the blue signs to right (‘Malkara’/’Keşan’) immediately after you enter Tekirdağ will direct you to the ring road, which draws an arch around the city. If you plan to have a meal in this lovely coastal city, you should follow the white ‘Şehir Merkezi’ sign in order to drive through the city. You can find some decent restaurants near the harbour (there are traffic lights nearby). However, with the recent constructions, the ring road has been completely upgraded to motorway standards, so if you are short on time, follow those 'Malkara'/'Keşan' signs. After you left Tekirdağ behind, you’ll pass by Malkara and soon Keşan, in about one hour. In the major crossroad in Keşan, turn left (D-550/E87/E90, follow ‘Gelibolu’/’Çanakkale’ signs). You’ll drive through a mountain pass surrounded by some nice pine woods (slow down around here, as some of the curves are unexpectedly and unforeseenly stiff), and in about 45 minutes after you left Keşan, you’ll pass by Gelibolu town: Although a nice town in itself, this is not where you are heading off to, but rather the town which gave its name to the whole peninsula. In about half an hour after Gelibolu town, you’ll see road signs for the national park (Milli Park) towards right, before reaching Eceabat, which is a few kilometres away. Soon, you’ll arrive to the battlefields. Total dinstance is about 340 km. Expect to drive for at least 4 hours, breaks discluded.