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Originally Posted by savagethespian
It not that im apposed to back and rural roads I just like the idea of finding a main and direct rout where there is always a main road that I can deviate from as I wish but I still am able to have a point of reference.
I would consider the US highways to be the back roads, for the most part. Most all of them parallel interstate highways. Sometimes they share the road bed with interstates but they really aren't main routes anymore.
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