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This is japan 4 sure
maybe on one of osaka’s spaghetti-overpasses
I don`t know, if it`s Japan, but I know one thing: It`s NOT Germany
It’s actually a test strip area for road painting crews. You use the useless 1 mile stretch of road you had built behind the DoT lot so the folks running the road painting machine do not get their practice on I-95 during rush hour! It is also where they brought the machine at the end of the day to use the high-pressure air compressor to clean out the paint nozzles.
There, I spoiled everybody’s fun with this (except for those of us who got to run the paint truck!)
You didn’t spoil anyone’s fun.
But I now have a strange desire to get one of those paint trucks and visit your street…
I was thinking the same thing. Have to admit it must of been fun for those training.
Missouri needs one of those….
that’s a seen bean.
I figured it was where Mercedes tested out the new lane-keeping system on their cars…
Willem DeKooning’s first job after art school was working for the DOT…
i guess this is why one does not simply walk into Mordor.
Actually this is a road created for elderly female Asian mental patients to drive on.
Shel Silverstein was here. This truly is Where the Sidewalk Ends…
The City Council voted on this WHOOOPIE!!!!!!!!
You can pass aslong as you stay on your own lane.
That’s a “practice/test” road. You’ll find them all over the world just off highways and other roads with a wide “right of way”. No one lives there and they only ever lead to DOT (Department of Transportation – or whatever) sites. Many just dead end.