res@ihuxn.UUCP (11/21/83)
> As I recall there is only one railroad in the world where > trains run on the left track: The Duluth, Mesabi and Iron > Range. Don't know the reason. hound!rfg Wrong ... there are a number of such railroads. The first which comes to mind is the C&NW here in the Chicago area. Rich Strebendt ...!ihnp4!ihuxn!res
mauney@ncsu.UUCP (11/22/83)
References: ihuxn.418 And in how many places does the west-bound side of a divided highway cross over and run to the south (driver's left) of the eastbound lane? I-8, somewhere between Yuma and San Diego, does this.
terryl@teklabs.UUCP (Terry Laskodi) (11/28/83)
Tejon Pass, which links the the San Fernando Valley(Gawd, it's totally, like, ya know???) with the central valley of California does the exact same thing; northbound traffic travels on the west (left part of the highway) and the southbound traffic travels on the right.
kaufman@uiuccsb.UUCP (11/30/83)
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uiuccsb!kaufman Nov 29 11:06:00 1983
For a while, I-84 did it just east of Waterbury, Connecticut. However, I
think they've reconstructed the road there so that the westbound lane is on
the north side. (A shame!)
- Ken Kaufman (...!uiucdcs!uiuccsb!kaufman)