Highway engineering is a bit like aircraft engineering, in that successes are taken for granted and mistakes are remembered for a long time. Here's what some people have had to say about Interstate 84. Then you enter Hartford and all hell breaks loose. Connecticut doesn't have any major amusement parks. Doesn't need them with the spine tingling sense of terror associated with its highways.
Interchanges seem very complex, especially compared to the size of the towns they're in.
Currently detained by Connecticut state troopers on Route 84. There are no straight parts of the highway roads here. You literally need to be in the correct lane within 30 seconds of getting onto the highway or, to put it bluntly, you're fucked. If you want to get to I-84, which is the farthest left lane, and you, of course having just entered onto the highway are in the farthest right lane, you sure as hell better get over there right quick. The blindspot is what makes it extra special.