How are the Highways in Colorado ?

[SideShow Bob]

I'll be driving back to Colorado tomorrow or Saturday, just thought I would ask how the highways are going west into Denver, just want to know what to expect and be prepared.

Thanks.

[BushMasterBoy]

http://www.cotrip.org/device.htm


Try the link above...it has cameras and all sorts of good info

[SideShow Bob]

What, going to make me click on a link ? I was looking for the easy answer !

Thanks. [Beer]

[Mtn.man]

Mostly paved.

[BushMasterBoy]

I'm in Pueblo but the weather forecast is good for the next few days, sunny with highs in the 40's & 50's. I-70 is clear except Vail Pass to Eisenhower tunnel still has some icy spots. The mountains though have their own weather...

[mx'r]

I just drove back from Haye's Kansas. I-70 is GTG. No snow or ice.

[SideShow Bob]

I'll going through Hayes from KC to Denver, thanks.

[sniper7]

all good!

[Ah Pook]

As my dog would say, they are "RUFF".

[DeusExMachina]

Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.

[opie011]

As my dog would say, they are "RUFF".

Yea I want to club the person who thought concrete highways were a great idea.[Spank]

[theGinsue]

Kansas City?

What were you doing in my old hood? That's where I was born and mostly raised (Odessa, MO for HS).

[BigBear]

You'll be fine. Easy drive.

[SideShow Bob]

Kansas City?

What were you doing in my old hood? That's where I was born and mostly raised (Odessa, MO for HS).

Visiting the old stomping grounds Olathe / Lenexa, and seeing the Grand TrunkMonkey Babies.

[Byte Stryke]

Yea I want to club the person who thought concrete highways were a great idea.[Spank]

I Take it you have never drive near Truck hubs (Aurora/Commerce City)
particularly around July/August when the Ruts are so deep you become worried about high centering anything but a lifted 4x4

I Have actually seen a regular car get stuck on a rut on quebec back in like 98ish.

The last thing I want to fight is a highway rut and try to change lanes at 75mph

[BPTactical]

I Take it you have never drive near Truck hubs (Aurora/Commerce City)
particularly around July/August when the Ruts are so deep you become worried about high centering anything but a lifted 4x4

I Have actually seen a regular car get stuck on a rut on quebec back in like 98ish.

The last thing I want to fight is a highway rut and try to change lanes at 75mph

I76 to Nebraska-concrete expansion joints every 20'-lotsa fun towing a 21' boat with a 14' overhead camper to McConaghy.

[opie011]

I Take it you have never drive near Truck hubs (Aurora/Commerce City)
particularly around July/August when the Ruts are so deep you become worried about high centering anything but a lifted 4x4

I Have actually seen a regular car get stuck on a rut on quebec back in like 98ish.

The last thing I want to fight is a highway rut and try to change lanes at 75mph

Meh ruts don't bother me[Tooth]


I76 to Nebraska-concrete expansion joints every 20'-lotsa fun towing a 21' boat with a 14' overhead camper to McConaghy.
Been there done that. It really sucks towing a 20' trailer empty over those joints...damn kidneys feel like they're gonna pop!!

[Lex_Luthor]

I Take it you have never drive near Truck hubs (Aurora/Commerce City)
particularly around July/August when the Ruts are so deep you become worried about high centering anything but a lifted 4x4

I Have actually seen a regular car get stuck on a rut on quebec back in like 98ish.

The last thing I want to fight is a highway rut and try to change lanes at 75mph

in '06 it was like that around Quebec. Luckily at the time, I owned a 98 Tacoma 4x4. My Integra that I own now would not have been a reliable form of transportation to school. Otherwise it does great in the snow.

[Irving]

The exit ramp off of I-70 and Ward used to be very bad as well.

[spittoon]

Mostly paved.

[ROFL2][ROFL2][ROFL2][ROFL2][ROFL1]

[hollohas]

Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.

The Doc. Ha.

[SideShow Bob]

" ToTo, I don't think we are in Kansas anymore! "
Thanks for all the input. And my tip to all the wannabe comedians, keep your day jobs.