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[*] posted on 4-29-2006 at 10:18 AM


Another place that drives me nuts every time I drive it is about KM 70, between El Cien and La Paz, in the middle of nowhere. There is a half mile of rumble strips on a grade in an arroyo, which is not at all steep enough to warrant warnings, like Devils Grade. There is no logical reason I can see for them. There was a gravel pit on the hill 35 years ago when the hiway was built, but the 5 MPH rumble strips are still being maintained.
Anyone have a clue??? :?::?::?::?:




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