No it's not even that

Everytime I drive on 89 VT always feels different from NH for some reason

The lakes region is pretty bad.

The only NH highways that I’ve never had a problem with on weekends and even on busy holidays is the 89 and 101 as they always seems to flow nicely for some reason.

95 on the coast is very meh as it’s 4 lanes unlike 93 but it gets slowed down by the toll booth

93N is a disaster every Friday and Saturday in the summer

I mean there's only like 3 on-ramps through Burlington so how bad can they be

I don't go to Vermont often so when I'm there I like to check out the scenery. But I won't hold up the left lane either

Don't you dare support Trump or else you'll get an army of butthurt liberal snowflakes coming after you

It is? Doesn't that just lead to everyone passing on the right

I’m not petty for wanting to go above the speed limit in the left lane.

This is why American highway’s are so slow because everyone thinks that it’s ok to drive below the speed limit in the left lane

The signs on the highways that say “slower traffic keep right” and “keep right except passing” say it for a reason

The only people risking others lives are those who drive slowly in the left lane

I’m sorry but if you’re doing 50 in the left lane then I am going to tailgate you

So according to your logic it’s ok to go 50 in the left lane

See that’s the thing, if you’re in the right lane then people shouldn’t tailgate you

I find the 2 lane roads to be even more dangerous because people love to pass and hit others head on

Aren’t the ditches made to stop those kind of accidents though

I’ve driven 89 so many times and never seen any road rage or bad driving comparing to what I see where I live.

No really if you think 89 is bad then come drive on any rural highway in Quebec or Ontario and you’ll see that they’re total shitshow’s

They’re full of people doing 60mph in the left lane and people merging onto the highway doing 45mph

High beam laws in Vermont would make no sense. How are you supposed to drive I-91 at night without high beams?

Montreal actually sucks as a city and is very depressing but my point was more that it has some of the best restaurant's that I've been to.

There's Greeks in Vermont??

And you can always drive up to Montreal which has tons of good restaurants instead of driving down to shitty CT. I'm sure Montreal would be closer for most Vermonter's

Don't have to worry about healthcare? You mean waiting months to see a doctor? You mean waiting months upon months upon years just to get a surgery?

Depends where you are in America. Renting may be more expensive but buying property isn't.

And that 600 USD a month sounds like bs because I live in Montreal and there are no apartments that cheap here.

I want everyone who complains about how "expensive" it is to live in Vermont to come and spend a day up here in Canada. Only then will they see what insane costs of living are

You'll be fine if you go to socialist areas like Burlington. Just kidding but honestly Vermont doesn't seem too bad in terms of racism. But again 90% of the state is white so I'm not sure. NH has it a lot worse tho

Looks more like March

That’s what I was thinking

I-81 is very scenic in general especially in Pennsylvania. Despite all the trucks, it still makes for a good drive, as it beats I-95 any day. I’ve never really had a problem with the truckers on 81, as I’m used to driving on ON-401 which is also full of 18 wheelers.

About 95, it’s full of tolls and traffic, and it’s a pretty boring drive. It’s only interesting because you get to pass through big cities but either than that it’s a waste.