I'm old - 77. I've been going back and forth through Pennsylvania for over 70 years. The roads have always been a joke. Half are under construction; the other half need to be. I live here, now, but the roads are still atrocious. The Interstates are full of holes too. PA never seems to have mastered the concept of building shoulders along state highways - you drift over the sideline, you're gonna be upside down. I would think that bribing politicians could be expedited, to help speed highway work. I-70 coming into the state south of Breezewood was "under construction" for the longest time. It was limited to one lane. It was a mountain, so trucks had everything backed up pretty bad. Busiest "construction" I saw was two guys leaning against a pick-up truck, smoking a cigarette. That went on for months. And we pay an extra 50 cent / gallon gas tax for better roads, here. Sorry to go off topic, here, Jason; but you mentioned some displeasure about work being done in the video.
I was born here in 1948 and left when I was 20. It is a sad and depressing town.
@@robertgates3019 it’s very sad nothing here anymore.
The incline plane doesn't run anymore. They need parts that are no longer being made, so its shut down.
No Israel Flag. Based.
I'm old - 77. I've been going back and forth through Pennsylvania for over 70 years. The roads have always been a joke. Half are under construction; the other half need to be. I live here, now, but the roads are still atrocious. The Interstates are full of holes too. PA never seems to have mastered the concept of building shoulders along state highways - you drift over the sideline, you're gonna be upside down. I would think that bribing politicians could be expedited, to help speed highway work. I-70 coming into the state south of Breezewood was "under construction" for the longest time. It was limited to one lane. It was a mountain, so trucks had everything backed up pretty bad. Busiest "construction" I saw was two guys leaning against a pick-up truck, smoking a cigarette. That went on for months. And we pay an extra 50 cent / gallon gas tax for better roads, here. Sorry to go off topic, here, Jason; but you mentioned some displeasure about work being done in the video.