Видео

This is going to cause all kinds of traffic accidents.

Slave labor is what built the United states

dont ask about the ancient mummies 🤠

Iklan Paramex Flu & Batuk

I'm from Berea Kentucky and my ancestors played a part in Boonesborro. Harrison and John Renta Baker, who was a longbow hunter.

I’m actually pretty happy with the concept of creatively reorganizing our traffic patterns for safety. The trick is the dissemination of information like this to the general public. This video is great and very helpful but it (and the others like it) need promoting to the driving public. I’m sharing on social media, for example. I’m a traffic nerd but not every driver is.

I know of some folks who go miles out of their way, just to avoid a traffic circle. This looks something that, if not extremely well lighted and marked, will cause many problems for the older driver and definitely for those driving alcohol impaired. This seems very confusing to me and I anticipate hearing about many accidents. Good Luck!

I would love to see more of these projects!!!! Awesome Video

This is such a friggin joke!! The one in Bowling Green operates like it just opened yesterday with all the used office crap they found at the dump. It's disorganized mess, with little to no signage or direction. I've seen children's lemonade stands operated better!! It's a Disgrace! Took over 4 hours to just renew a drivers license!!! Are you kidding me!!! Lost an entire day's work!!!!

Adb here a this suxs I miss Roy so bad

What about this is different than a driver's license? Is this even still a thing? Also, it's an embarrassment to the commonwealth there was ever a mask mandate.

If its not Native American then its really not Ancient,...!

I’m getting KY traffic school flashbacks…

Let me narrow it down for you, we all came from Adam & Eve,!

Must you sound exactly like you are reading the script. It’s like listening to someone chew.

The whole point of a turbo roundabout is to force certain lanes to certain exits. If you miss your exit, you can't just "go around again" at least not without violating the lane keep rules. And as far not stopping and accommodating traffic.of all size, watch that semi again. It's barely able to navigate the radius shown. When it enters, it won't be able to accelerate like a sedan. These things really have to be built right or they end up like the one in Hollister, CA... fortunately fatal incidents down at that intersection but accidents have almost tripled since opening (from 1 every 8 days to 1 every 2.5). One advantage of the traditional American light-controlled straight crossing intersection is that it fits within the space already allocated to the roads. Installimg a large enough roundabout for highway speeds and semi traffic (especially dual trailer) requires buying up enough land or results in a too-tight radius.

That's my upbringing and family. I am very proud of being raised in Davis Bottom. It would have been good if they kept my Grandmother's house there, as part of the history. She was very respected by the whole community. Thank you for this documentary 😊❤

Thank you for this documentary. It would have been an honor if they would have left my Grandmother's house there so people could see an example of the houses that was there. I remember living there as a little girl. My Grandmother was a leader of the community. She was very respected by the whole community. 😊

Slaves became early Americans. It is part of integration.

My great grandparents were from Kentucky before moving north to Michigan in the late1800. Do not remember the name of the county they were from, seems to me it started with an H. My grandmother was born in Ohio while they traveling north.

Bruh it’s been 12 years, no one?

Stop building all these damn roads that's destroying Kentuckys pristine beauty. To many people here destroying Kentucky. Turning Kentucky in to one big subdivision.

IS THAT MATT BEVIN?

Why does it take longer to build a bridge now than it did to win WW2?

We are Engineers, We don’t made mistakes… We made revisions Rev #9 anyone???

"Maintaining 9000 bridges" my guy, have you driven over a bridge lately? Hit a pothole hard enough on a bridge and itll throw your alignment out and fix it in one pass.

Home!

I live in Ohio but have visited Kentucky a number of times. I was able to make the trip to Mammoth Cave OK in my Chevrolet Bolt EUV, but having more options/locations will be welcome

I sure hope the infrastructure is there before the country forces us all to buy these EV cars no one can afford. Our winters are going to make it a literal hell for everyone in this state.

Is this about the history of a place or a history of black people .

Children dying of exposure wasn’t only a tragedy, it was mass murder.

"Their slaves" = "the people they enslaved".

How can any even moderately educated person use the non word EXPECIALLY?

I've come to understand that there were also Caucasian slaves. Does anyone know where they might have been?

Does anyone know if they've started bringing back the bison to the Blue Ridge Mountains? I sure hope they do, along with the elk.

No doubt it's the remains of a structure that was, like many, many others, flooded when the dams were built. A lot of America's past has been buried under silt and many feet of water due to the flooding that comes every time a dam is built.

Excellent video!!! Those yellow DuraPost look great 😉 !!! Good to have something easy to replace , because they will definitely get hit! At least it will be a SAFEHIT 😉 Valtir

Love to see this on youtube. I was an archeology major and its neat to learn about what life was like based on all the atrifacts found. Thank you. : )

My dad's family are from the same holler in eastern Kentucky since genealogy done by a relative went back to 1770's when the courthouse burned down and haven't been able to go back any further so far. Being real close to the Virginia border, this part of Appalachia was settled no doubt by those ame people who were around during the time this country became a country. Back then someone would make a claim from a creek or river, on one side and take up a whole bottom near the flowing water, and up the side of one or two adjacent mountains with a holler cut up the middle of the two. Depending on the lay of the land, ones parcel may end at the top of the mountains...or much further depending on the next running water or creek source. Water flows down in the bottom between every few mountains even if the rate and volume of flow may be small. Those natural "boundaries" were first used as property lines when the Commonwealth was first settled. Sure we all have immigrated to this great country, it's just mind blowing this half of my family has been pretty much in the same spot for around 275 years in the same general area. It don't take long, just a few generations, for young men and women to marry as the original home place gets split up into smaller parcels. Many of these would not be farmed on their own due to no flat land but back then if one set out to farm they would make sure their parcel came with enough of the flatter land near water. On my mom's side of the family both grandparents came from big farming families in the west/southwestern side of Kentucky near the Ohio River which would be another interesting genealogy to study some day. Not so pleasant answers may arise to questions such as why my grandmother was the second oldest of 13 kids, all of whom died of cancer within a relatively small amount of time, with the exception of two who died young due to other causes. My grandfather's story is not much different but not as dramatic in numbers of deaths due to cancer which were spread out over several more years.

So basically what I am looking at is an over-designed piece of roadway. You don’t stop through traffic, which means people have to yield at a stoplight just like normal. Which means there is no real way for a traffic light to tell people to get a move on without stopping the cross traffic? You have to STOP THE CROSS TRAFFIC ANYWAYS????? it’s no different from a regular intersection besides being more expensive and more dangerous for pedestrians, because now pedestrians can’t even cross the road without fear of some uncontrolled piece of machinery doesn’t have a traffic light controlling their actions.

This is so flippin terrifying.

safer for WHO?

let's just ignore pedestrian safety

I once called WAdot to warn of a dangerously short yellow light time on a high speed highway, they fixed it. Pretty cool.

You made an intersection that’s even worse for pedestrians. Nice!

How about public transit and multi-modal infrastructure lmao

More dangerous to have that… you have immediate conflict points when trying to get to the center lane

That shit looks unnecessarily complicated 😂

It's interesting that a state that hardly gets any snow has these, but states like Maine, Wisconsin, Minnesota, or Michigan don't.

Is this one of the Truck that Edison motors said can get benched over sensors?