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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would you call that out instead of waiting for people to notice themselves?[/quote]

It’s not mentioned by listing agent, it’s by another agent.
OP is a drama queen.[/quote]

OP I like it. It calls it out without being mean. Maryland is not widening the beltway as no budget and not supported. But when VA finally finishes on their side the beltway and the current Governor of Maryland term is up and a new President I can see in the 2030s two lanes added on each side of Beltway between 270 and American Legion Bridge and that house will be closer to highway. Even adding one lane and a shoulder brings highway 20 feet closer.

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It's positively spun but could be accurate.  I live in a flyover state in a development just uphill from a large highway that's in a highway canyon that's three lanes plus offramps in either direction.  It has heavy inter-county commuting.  Might be like 270's upper reaches.  It does sound like white noise when you are outside the house and you don't notice unless you are trying.   Inside the house, you don't hear any of it, unless there is a situation with emergency vehicles.  We hear the nearby on-level railroad and Main Street motorcycles instead.

My sister had a house near Dublin, OH in the Columbus area.  She was further from a highway but it was on-level.  In the morning we could hear a lot of rushing sounds and honking from the morning rush commuters. [/quote]

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