Come on a toll road, lets get serious. What they should do is
put in an overpass on the Highway 152 and 156 for both west bound
and east bound traffic. That is where the problem lies, and that is
where the road rage starts.
Editor,
Come on a toll road, lets get serious. What they should do is put in an overpass on the Highway 152 and 156 for both west bound and east bound traffic. That is where the problem lies, and that is where the road rage starts.
For one thing, there is no stop sign for east bound traffic at that point, but still you get people who will completely stop and let five to ten cars go by.
At the same time, cars are coming behind them going an average of 65 to 70 miles per hour. All of a sudden, we have a major jam with traffic backed up for at least 10 miles. I have seen many accidents take place where the road goes from one lane to two lanes because of cars trying to beat oncoming traffic.
Enough already! I have witnessed serious road rage at this point also. My suggestion is to put in an overpass so that way there is no traffic backup, and it minimizes the accidents.
People can go on their happy way into the beautiful Central Valley. I am an every-day commuter of highways 152 and 156.
So either learn how to drive – there is no stop sign – or leave for your trips later at night, not during normal commute hours.
John Hernandez, Los Banos
