Ah the state of the US public education system...

Every single signal in the state? How does that work? You're making shit up.

"brakes"

Every traffic signal?

Supply and demand.

No, you need to practice putting your chains on and off and driving around with them on in less life-threatening environs. Going over the pass in good weather will do nothing to improve your winter driving skills.

Oh for sure. I didn't mean to imply otherwise.

I took the pandemic as an opportunity to retire and I've spent the last three years traveling a lot in my '99 Tacoma with a slide-in camper. So I'm rarely going over 65 mph, which gives me a lot of time to observe other drivers. I see it all the time on i-90, on 84 through the Gorge, heading out through eastern WA, OR, SLC, I-80. So yes, I get what you mean, and I don't think it's limited to our I-5 corridor.

I think these folks who take driving to be a game, and play to win can be found on any multi-lane highway anywhere. But yes, I notice it too.

You can use wta.org to find hikes that meet your desires and abilities.

Nah, those are all just transient deer from Port Townsend.

The google data is from years of empirical data collection, from thousands and thousands of individuals, compared to what 5 or 6 people here with more limited sample sizes will tell you.

But yeah, your's is the typical response when anyone points out that you can answer the question, faster, and more better using Google. I don't think we're ever coming back from that.

You can go on Google Maps and route Tacoma to Tumwater. Then you can click the Depart At... clock and scroll along in 15 minute intervals. You'll see when the slowdowns start to develop.

So you're not really into the whole humility thing, huh? That's cool.

But it wasn't helpful. You tried to correct me, but you were wrong not I. And the DOT has nothing to do with the question at hand.

Thanks for trying, I guess.

Enjoy. I graduated from HSU, oh sorry Cal Poly Humboldt. (Stupid name)

Save the Gorda Plate!

If you're going to worry about shit, you should probably try to understand it a little bit better than this.

Nope, that's the department of transportation, highways. Not DMV. If you're going to try to pull a 'gottcha' at least cite the correct analogous department. dol.wa.gov.

There is no Washington Dept of Motor Vehicles.

We get snow like this at least once a year.

Can we instead start with all the people who refuse to leave the left hand lane until 4 seconds before their exit.

Sir, this is a 2022.

Bad bot.

> to clog up the hiking trails!

You're not IN traffic. You ARE traffic.

I think you'll enjoy Bellingham.