I just returned for a little jaunt to Fort Thomas, and it was a splendid day, except for the drive on 275. I mean, you people drive crazy on 275! :eek: What's up with that?! :lol:

They try so hard to be like their northern neighbors, all the way down to adopting Ohio folks' terrible driving habits.

If you think people in Ft. Thomas drive crazy head to Ohio.

If you think people in Ft. Thomas drive crazy head to Ohio.

 

That's no excuse! I was in NKY...if I wanted to experience Ohio drivers, I certainly had the opportunity. I hold Kentuckians to a higher standard.

That's no excuse! I was in NKY...if I wanted to experience Ohio drivers, I certainly had the opportunity. I hold Kentuckians to a higher standard.

 

I have no excuse for those cake eaters. ( Sorry guys just kidding)

What do you expect RM, 275 loops around Cinci you should have looked at license plates to see where they were from. It doesn't help the fact that 275 is a mess right now with construction and ramps/exits being closed all over the place.

What do you expect RM, 275 loops around Cinci you should have looked at license plates to see where they were from. It doesn't help the fact that 275 is a mess right now with construction and ramps/exits being closed all over the place.

 

I did. Most of them were Kentucky. There were a couple of out of state, but they were Tennessee and North Carolina. Can't blame it on the peeps from Ohio today.

What do you expect RM, 275 loops around Cinci you should have looked at license plates to see where they were from. It doesn't help the fact that 275 is a mess right now with construction and ramps/exits being closed all over the place.

 

And to compound the problem, is the fact that they're doing work further up on I-75, and recommending people take 275 as an alternative. It'd be bad enough on 275 with just the normal traffic....but they're dumping additional vehicles on it due to construction elsewhere.

I did. Most of them were Kentucky. There were a couple of out of state, but they were Tennessee and North Carolina. Can't blame it on the peeps from Ohio today.

Maybe it was really just the people from Louisville.....

Construction or no construction, that's not the issue. People were riding my butt, and then when I was trying to get over, to allow traffic on from one of the entrances in the construction area, people would not accommodate my merge, causing me a bit of panic when the car entering was zooming through the yield sign... Seriously?

Maybe it was really just the people from Louisville.....

 

Uhhh...no. I got back here and everything is just fine EVEN in the construction zones.

And to compound the problem, is the fact that they're doing work further up on I-75, and recommending people take 275 as an alternative. It'd be bad enough on 275 with just the normal traffic....but they're dumping additional vehicles on it due to construction elsewhere.

 

It's been a mess throughout NKY for the past couple months. I can't tell you how many times I've been stopped dead on 275 the past few months. Also with all of the lane changes, closings etc. It has made riding the motorcycle on 275 quite a nervous trip.

Construction or no construction, that's not the issue. People were riding my butt, and then when I was trying to get over, to allow traffic on from one of the entrances in the construction area, people would not accommodate my merge, causing me a bit of panic when the car entering was zooming through the yield sign... Seriously?

 

In NASCAR, they call it "drafting".

In NASCAR, they call it "drafting".

 

:lol: If it were NASCAR, I'd have left them in the dust, because I wouldn't have been bound by the constraints of a reduced speed limit with double fines.

In NASCAR, they call it "drafting".

 

Ya, c'mon RM, embrace those situations and drop the hammer.