Top 10 worst major cities in the U.S.

[P19978]

It rains every damn day in Jacksonville, and people in Jacksonville don't know how to drive in the rain. Hell they can't drive period. I was there for 4 days and on two of them an accident had completely shut down traffic in one direction on a major highway. I had someone come to a complete stop in the middle lane of the interstate in front of me when it started raining hard. Every day I was there I avoided multiple accidents when people just braked for no reason or changed lanes without looking or signalling.

Meh.

That's a good day in Cincy: try throwing in some fat German descendants from the west side (of course) in the left lane driving 40 in a 55.

 

[JDHoss]

It rains every damn day in Jacksonville, and people in Jacksonville don't know how to drive in the rain. Hell they can't drive period. I was there for 4 days and on two of them an accident had completely shut down traffic in one direction on a major highway. I had someone come to a complete stop in the middle lane of the interstate in front of me when it started raining hard. Every day I was there I avoided multiple accidents when people just braked for no reason or changed lanes without looking or signalling.

Jacksonville is bad. We try to schedule our trips through Jacksonville when it's on a weekend or after rush hour. IMO though, it doesn't compare to the white knuckle ride on I-4 in the greater Orlando area.

 

[John Henry]

Jacksonville is bad. We try to schedule our trips through Jacksonville when it's on a weekend or after rush hour. IMO though, it doesn't compare to the white knuckle ride on I-4 in the greater Orlando area.

Anyone coming to Florida needs to understand our major highways are:

 

[JDHoss]

Anyone coming to Florida needs to understand our major highways are:

All are pretty accurate, with I-4 being mixed with I-95 & I-75. Last time I was coming from Orlando back towards Daytona, it was on a Friday evening and traffic was door handle to door handle moving at 90+. I was sweating bullets and got off at the Deland exit and took 44 into NSB,

 

[Guess Who]

Columbus is very similar to ATX in many respects:

- state capital and state government seat
- sports scene dominated by local flagship state U.
- no NFL/NBA/MLB franchise
- comparable metro population sizes (2 million+)
- Columbus Crew MLS attempted relocation to Austin
- huge tech scene
- gigantic craft beer scene
- much colder up there in winter; hotter than hell during summers here.

But Austins hill country is one helluva lot prettier than the nothingness of Columbus.

 

[BlueVelvetFog]

Toledo OH has got to be up there

 

[kevcat]

Syracuse, NY should be on there.