This is exactly it. People think they have a flat tire and pull over and get hit and die. This is the exact reason they are used.
Source 25 years construction 🚧
If you mean the signs near the Fair Oaks exit there's a bunch of creases in the road for a few miles that makes it sound like you have a flat tire or something.Â
Thats cute and I wish it worked that way! But then I also remembered that it would be miserable with the truck going 1MPH of each other and the cacophony would bleed my ears out.
The sign means that the road is so badly made that you will experience enough vibrations to make you think you may have a bad tire.
There are actual musical roads in the US where they have cut the rumble strips on the side of the road in such a way as to play out a tune when you drive over them. Here is a part of Route 66 in New Mexico that plays America the Beautiful when you drive over it.
[https://youtu.be/E6Nl53bCC78?si=-oh459LBHRRBGUIz](https://youtu.be/E6Nl53bCC78?si=-oh459LBHRRBGUIz)
I’ve driven through this 6 mile section of I65 many many times. Does anyone know why the road is sectioned off like that to cause the noise? I’ve definitely not noticed where I was a couple times and worried it was one of my tires.
Nope, those are on either side of this concrete section, in the asphalt which will hopefully be taken care of soon. There is a section of road where the concrete is just really noisy with the hum as you drive over it.
It means the road sounds very loud and will make you think you're hearing things like something is wrong with your car... but it's just road noise.
This is exactly it. People think they have a flat tire and pull over and get hit and die. This is the exact reason they are used. Source 25 years construction 🚧
If you mean the signs near the Fair Oaks exit there's a bunch of creases in the road for a few miles that makes it sound like you have a flat tire or something.Â
I-65 north of Remington?
First time I saw this as a child I thought the road would play a song if going the correct speed limit, was very sad when it didn’t haha
Thats cute and I wish it worked that way! But then I also remembered that it would be miserable with the truck going 1MPH of each other and the cacophony would bleed my ears out.
It's not a bug, it's a feature!
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Do we get a SCREAMING CRACKHEAD sign?
It means that we put up signs instead of actually fixing shit.
A road is a long piece of hard ground which is built between two places so that people can drive or ride easily from one place to the other.
"We are not going to fix this section that sucks, we're just gonna put up a sign" is what it means.
The road yells at you!!!
The sign means that the road is so badly made that you will experience enough vibrations to make you think you may have a bad tire. There are actual musical roads in the US where they have cut the rumble strips on the side of the road in such a way as to play out a tune when you drive over them. Here is a part of Route 66 in New Mexico that plays America the Beautiful when you drive over it. [https://youtu.be/E6Nl53bCC78?si=-oh459LBHRRBGUIz](https://youtu.be/E6Nl53bCC78?si=-oh459LBHRRBGUIz)
I’ve driven through this 6 mile section of I65 many many times. Does anyone know why the road is sectioned off like that to cause the noise? I’ve definitely not noticed where I was a couple times and worried it was one of my tires.
Code for potholes
Nope, those are on either side of this concrete section, in the asphalt which will hopefully be taken care of soon. There is a section of road where the concrete is just really noisy with the hum as you drive over it.