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Rt. 6 through CT and PA

  1. 07-11-03, 09:43 AM #1
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    Rt. 6 through CT and PA

    Has anyone traveled straight though rt. 6 through CT. Is this a nice road to travel on or a lot of traffic? We are heading to Ohio and don't want to be on the highway the whole time, but don't want to sit in traffic either.

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    Rt. 6 through CT and PA

    I live on Rt 6 in CT. Its not exactly a twisty turny back-road. There are busy parts, and non-busy part. Its not a highway, but at certian points in the day, the traffic definitly backs up.

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    Rt. 6 through CT and PA

    Thanks for the reply. I made a mistake. I guess we are taking 44 to 190 thru CT. we pick up rt.6 west of Scranton. Now that you replied, how would you get thru CT. Thanks.

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