What's your ideal road for driving?
by 
AmorousLilith
ANSWERS: 17
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California's Pacific Coast Highway
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Rt. 218 Storm King, small, 2 lanes, double yellow yo...
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Long Winding Blind curves Smooth pavement No speed limit
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dirt, its bound to get me lost. i like lost.
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carpool lane
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Pacific Coast Highway. Also windy roads at night away from the city when you are the only one on the road.
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a two lane blacktop winding through hills covered with orchards and pastures
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a long, empty one
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I like very winding mountain highways with high cliffs and a view of the ocean while driving.
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Fresh blacktop. They're smooth, quiet and safer; you can see the lines better, even in bad weather.
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Six lanes of unending, smooth-as-glass highway, with minimal vehicular traffic, beautiful alpine or mountainous scenery, where I can stop a while and take in the view. Think of Germany, Switzerland, and Sweden. At night, the ideal road is one which is well illuminated and with highly visible signs.
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An empty one.
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Straight, Smooth and Long.
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The back roads away from rush hour traffic for me. Plus here in Missouri. I still drive the side roads like the old 66, most the time.
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Any one that hasn't got a cop hidden in the bushes and is in good enough shape to get that Harley rollin'! ;-)
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The winding, hilly ,single carriageways of the English Lake District......I'd love to do them on a Harley.....Oh well maybe some day.
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My ideal road is the 1 that leads me home! If I can't have that then give me an empty freeway, a lot of power, and some good comp and lets c what happens!
- M.C.S. - Dave 
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