Georgetown Pike needs to be dualized

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Anonymous wrote:Dualize, add interchanges where possible, level out the steep grades and reduce curving

Bless your heart.

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

WTF. Speed limits are not discretionary.

You must be new to the area.

Hopefully the cops will stop you - and jail you - before you hurt someone else. For your education, ye who claims to be a long-time resident: https://jalopnik.com/never-speed-in-virginia-lessons-from-my-three-days-in-1613604053

Are you a child? NP

Are you someone who enjoys going to jail simply because they couldn’t control their impatience? Speed recklessly in the wrong part of VA and you will go to a jail. Spouting inane insults won’t change that for you.

I think PP is asking if you are a child because it seems that you have never driven in VA before. Everyone knows the reckless driving rules in VA. The fact that you feel the need to link to a dumb article from a website called Kotaku that focuses on video games gives away your demographic. So to ask PPs question, are you in fact a child?

The depths of your stupidity are only surpassed by your sheer laziness. The website was not “Kotaku”, but Jalopnik. It doesn’t focus on video games, but rather cars and is one of the most popular car websites in the world. The author of the article was on a test drive . . . Ah, screw it, why the hell am I even bothering to engage with a run-of-the-mill internet moron who has no interest in civil discourse and no capacity for logical thought? That’s a rhetorical question, although I doubt you grasp the concept.

I’m sorry for confusing your car website for kids for a video game website for kids.

Just tell me this, when you posted the link did you think you were conveying vital information to people who have lived in the DMV for decades?

You still have responded whether you are a child, which is telling.

Here’s a tip, if you’re an adult and you want to let other adults know the law you can post a link to the code of VA and spare us the story about some millennial’s travel exploits. LOL.

My goodness. You showed your face again. Not just a cranky idiot, but a shameless one also.

Look up the difference between de jure and de facto laws and think long and hard - difficult for you, I get it - about how it may be applicable in this instance.

Uh, do you know what de jure and de facto even mean? Totally insane that you have no clue what you are talking about and just spouting off.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Dualize, add interchanges where possible, level out the steep grades and reduce curving

Bless your heart.

What? I'm right though

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

Oh no, didn’t you hear? According to a car website for kids, speeding in Virginia can land you in jail! Better no do it, ever!

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

WTF. Speed limits are not discretionary.

You must be new to the area.

Hopefully the cops will stop you - and jail you - before you hurt someone else. For your education, ye who claims to be a long-time resident: https://jalopnik.com/never-speed-in-virginia-lessons-from-my-three-days-in-1613604053

Are you a child? NP

Are you someone who enjoys going to jail simply because they couldn’t control their impatience? Speed recklessly in the wrong part of VA and you will go to a jail. Spouting inane insults won’t change that for you.

I think PP is asking if you are a child because it seems that you have never driven in VA before. Everyone knows the reckless driving rules in VA. The fact that you feel the need to link to a dumb article from a website called Kotaku that focuses on video games gives away your demographic. So to ask PPs question, are you in fact a child?

The depths of your stupidity are only surpassed by your sheer laziness. The website was not “Kotaku”, but Jalopnik. It doesn’t focus on video games, but rather cars and is one of the most popular car websites in the world. The author of the article was on a test drive . . . Ah, screw it, why the hell am I even bothering to engage with a run-of-the-mill internet moron who has no interest in civil discourse and no capacity for logical thought? That’s a rhetorical question, although I doubt you grasp the concept.

I’m sorry for confusing your car website for kids for a video game website for kids.

Just tell me this, when you posted the link did you think you were conveying vital information to people who have lived in the DMV for decades?

You still have responded whether you are a child, which is telling.

Here’s a tip, if you’re an adult and you want to let other adults know the law you can post a link to the code of VA and spare us the story about some millennial’s travel exploits. LOL.

My goodness. You showed your face again. Not just a cranky idiot, but a shameless one also.

Look up the difference between de jure and de facto laws and think long and hard - difficult for you, I get it - about how it may be applicable in this instance.

Uh, do you know what de jure and de facto even mean? Totally insane that you have no clue what you are talking about and just spouting off.

Ha! I guess asking someone who reads “Jalopnik” as “Kotaku” to understand that not all the laws that are on the books are actually enforced was probably a bit of a stretch.

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

“Actual speed limit”. You are a complete and utter bell-end, as the English say.

There are a few southern counties I’d like to direct your speeding ass to. The local sheriffs would have more than a lot of fun with your notion of an “actual speed limit”.

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

Ah. Folks, OP is just trolling. Please, please keep speeding. Of course, only when *you* deem it safe to do so.

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

Oh no, didn’t you hear? According to a car website for kids, speeding in Virginia can land you in jail! Better no do it, ever!

I imagine that journalist was just as smug as you are before he did his three days in jail.

[Anonymous]

Thanks to the OP, I will be requesting more police presence along G’town Pike. Enjoy your speeding, OP!

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

“Actual speed limit”. You are a complete and utter bell-end, as the English say.

There are a few southern counties I’d like to direct your speeding ass to. The local sheriffs would have more than a lot of fun with your notion of an “actual speed limit”.

You didn’t say whether or not you drove 55 mph (or less) on the Beltway. Do you?

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks to the OP, I will be requesting more police presence along G’town Pike. Enjoy your speeding, OP!

Let me know how that turns out.

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks to the OP, I will be requesting more police presence along G’town Pike. Enjoy your speeding, OP!

Let me know how that turns out.

You too!

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

“Actual speed limit”. You are a complete and utter bell-end, as the English say.

There are a few southern counties I’d like to direct your speeding ass to. The local sheriffs would have more than a lot of fun with your notion of an “actual speed limit”.

You didn’t say whether or not you drove 55 mph (or less) on the Beltway. Do you?

I don’t always obey the speed limit. But at least I understand the concept.

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Anonymous wrote:Agreed. I think 193 is the most dangerous road in FFX County due to the road ragerz and entitled lead foots that drive on it. The worst road hands down.

Drove it this morning, it wasn't bad. The worst are the drivers who insist on going the speed limit when they could go faster. Also, the letting people in at Swinks Mill should be curtailed. It backs up too many on G'Town Pike. And don't get me started on the light at River Bend.

Question: how can you go faster than the speed limit without, you know, breaking the law?
DP

There is a posted speed limit and there’s an actual speed limit. I drive above the posted speed limit, by about 10 mph, if I deem it safe to do so. And even if I do that, there are people tailgating me. I have never gotten a ticket on G’Town Pike and I’m probably one of the safest drivers on that road.

Now, unless you drive 55 mph on the Capitol Beltway, and keep every jot and tittle of every traffic code wherever you go, I don’t think you’re in any position to lecture me about safe driving. I’ll put my record up against yours any day.

See you on the road.

PP

“Actual speed limit”. You are a complete and utter bell-end, as the English say.

There are a few southern counties I’d like to direct your speeding ass to. The local sheriffs would have more than a lot of fun with your notion of an “actual speed limit”.

You didn’t say whether or not you drove 55 mph (or less) on the Beltway. Do you?

DP. You are aware the speed limit on the Beltway IS 55, right? I may agree it should be higher… but it’s not. Anyhow, enjoy trolling.