Terry
"Thanks Terry. We just had our grader repaired and delivered. The
operations crew is out there this week and hopefully they can get that B
Road back."
Roxie C. Trost
Field Manager
Barstow Field Office
How do you think they did????????
I'll hold my comment
FYI..... Driving on a dirt road can rattle the bones. Every foot or so, a ridge of dirt up to several inches high lies in wait to jolt passing ears and trucks and their hapless occupants. In many places, road crews battle this "washboard" effect by frequently scraping the roads with bulldozers. But as soon as more vehicles pass, the ridges, phoenix like, return. It also states that the slower you drive on these roads the less it washboards! Like 5 MPH......That isn't goping to happen so more frequent scrapings is needed!!
Now, a team of physicists has explained why a washboard forms, and their research has a dispiriting message for road crews: Scrape often, or give up. Washboard is inevitable.
p.s. What's the point of posting a speed limit if the LE folks don't enforce it or observe it????? :angry2:
I had a San Bernardino Sheriff vehicle (Flat Bed white truck) dust me bad when I was coming in on Saturday.
I would estimate his speed to be over 40 mph. On the way out I had two pick ups coming in, dust me doing in excess of 40 mph!!!