  as i was parked on the new jersey turnpike this evening, i began to ponder something: if i start plowing through cars to get to 7a, will i be charged with double/triple vehicular homicide, or would it be 2/3 counts of vehicular homicide? truly a question for the ages. then i began to ponder another question: what is the worst stretch of road in the united states?
here are my candidates: 1) NJ Turnpike between 6 and 7a Almost always bakked up, even at 1130PM thursday night when you're coming home from bowling. Nearly every turnpike accident/disaster happens in this 10 mile stretch, and don't be surprised if it takes you close to 45 minutes to navigate it 2) Las Vegas Strip Since Las Vegas is always awake, people are always driving somewhere.
Besides Fremont St., they're almost all on the strip heading towards a parking garage or evading police. Between people trying to run across and gambling depressed motorists swerving in and out, this has to be one of the worst stretches. nice lights though. 3) Schulykill 'Expressway' All you need to do for this one is attempt to go anywhere when the phillies, eagles, sixers, or flyers are in town, and you'll see why. I love the 50 MPH signs that just mock you as you stop and go for miles and miles. Not so bad around 1AM though. 4) George Washington Bridge I've been to Connecticut about 5 times. I've never been over this bridge. I have, however, seen the people waiting to go over the bridge. I could not see the bridge at that time. Nuff said. Cast your vote, and submit your own. 
