(ASMR) Montage of Pavement/Road Sounds (MD-FL)

Road Sound Compilations for 3 hours how about that! Road trip to Florida along with bonus clips at the end on the way back with interesting sounds including I-295 with probably best sounds of the video.
But ok, you will see us drive over a massive pothole which I provided in the comments, and some other miscellaneous stuff which I am not gonna mention, but you get the idea. This should have all the sounds you guys are familiar with, along with sounds that can possibly blow you guys away! Also check out the times below if you have trouble navigating.
Timestamps:
0:00 MD Interstate 795
0:36 MD I-795 Concrete Section
3:26 MD Interstate 695
5:00 MD Interstate 95
7:22 MD Interstate 495/95 (Bad Pothole)
9:28 Woodrow Wilson Bridge
10:35 VA Interstate 495/95
11:45 Springfield Interchange (I-95 South)
12:49 VA Interstate 95
24:58 NC Interstate 95
26:34 NC I-95 (LONG Concrete Section)
39:12 Rest Of NC Interstate 95
41:58 SC Interstate 95
42:27 SC I-95 (First LONG Concrete Section)
50:35 SC I-95 (Second LONG Concrete Section)
1:17:58 SC I-95 (Third LONG Concrete Section)
1:26:43 SC I-95 Section Without Concrete Roads
1:29:36 SC I-95 (Fourth LONG Concrete Section [Mostly])
1:58:00 SC I-95 Another No Concrete Road Section
1:58:14 SC I-95 (Final LONG Concrete Section [Some of])
2:04:45 Rest Of SC Interstate 95
2:05:56 GA Interstate 95
2:11:25 GA Interstate 95 Concrete Section (Most Of)
2:14:17 Roughly The Rest Of GA I-95
2:15:14 FL Interstate 95
2:16:15 FL I-95 (First Concrete Section [Some Of])
2:19:16 FL I-95 (Second Concrete Section [Most Of])
2:26:14 FL I-95 No Concrete Roads
2:29:35 FL I-95 (Third Concrete Section [Almost])
2:30:47 Rest of FL I-95 SB On The Trip
2:37:03 NJ Road Sounds (But in FL)
2:37:22 FL Interstate 95 Through Jacksonville
2:41:10 Miscellaneous Clips
2:43:40 (Most Of) VA Interstate 295
2:54:32 VA I-95 Over Occoquan River

[@TrsDp8094]

7:32 everybody And for Timestamps, Look in description above!! 👆👆👆👆

[@terminator1562]

I CANT STOP LAUGHING

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Was your tire ok?

[@TrsDp8094]

@@RealMatthewMorgan The axle wore out a year later

[@Zsullivan27]

How it feels to chew 5 gum…

[@shipmateadrian]

thank you so much for this, I love the sound of the road. makes me sleepy and happy, don't get to travel much

[@brucejterwilliger5477]

Concrete bridge deck sounds are some of my favorite parts about a good road trip. I'm glad that there are more people out there that like them and it makes me not feel alone! I'll tell you the states where you won't find good bridge deck sounds in no particular order: CO, CA, UT, ID, and all of New England. Weak concrete bridge deck sound states I've encountered: MO, PA, KS, NE and SC (entire I-95 corridor) Unfortunately there are some states who are also adopting longitudinal bridge deck grooving. Examples: NY, IA, WY, OH Also, I'm very fond of this channel being a native Marylander myself. Now I live on the opposite side of the country.

[@Austin-hg1fp]

I've been to ID, CO, and KS. I'll say that KS has the same sound as VA (I like the VA sound) and CO has the TX sound (sometimes longitudinal grooving, but I like the TX sound). You're right about ID, but rarely there's a bridge with a sound and the one I remember had the NC sound. WA doesn't really have good sounds though as another state to add to the list, along with AZ and TN (most bridges in TN are asphalt from my experience).

[@danielprice656]

@@Austin-hg1fp I agree that the concrete sounds in Texas and Colorado are similar, do you know of any additional states that use the same concrete as Texas and Colorado? I think I remember hearing this concrete on an Oklahoma highway, though Massachusetts has a similar concrete heading eastbound on the turnpike approaching the Prudential tunnel.

[@johnfoltz8183]

Almost all of bridges in New England are paved with asphalt.

[@w-josh]

@@Austin-hg1fp I know, and Georgia is also starting to do that too where there bridges won't make sound

[@eloc08]

California has good bridge sounds out there, which is where I live.

[@PhonesAndOtherGoods95]

7:33 I almost felt the money leave your pocket 💀☠️

[@bryvlogs6297]

14:38 that sounds a lot like Maryland.

[@allaboutairtime6548]

The bridge at 2:19:25 is probably one of the best sounding bridges out there IMO. I love Florida’s sound

[@allaboutairtime6548]

And so does 2:20:05

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

The bump at the end made it even better.

[@mxdridd]

2:35:46 is the best for me

[@andrewbell4820]

I really love the sounds your tires make when you drive over concrete pavement. My favorite sounds are the Florida bridges and the New Jersey bridges.

[@allthatjazz9000]

Yiss I love the Florida videos

[@justakid6843]

My Favorite Bridge in Maryland - 0:12 My Favorite Bridge in Virginia - 2:44:21 My Favorite Bridge in N Carolina - 40:00 My Favorite Bridge in S Carolina - 1:17:46 My Favorite Bridge in Georgia - 2:09:59 My Favorite Bridge in Florida - 2:27:53

[@Zoro-ix5ls]

I agree in Florida and Maryland with you

[@TheMetGuy]

Awesome sounds

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

2:44:19 reminds me of the california sound

[@Mapmaker1559]

55:20 The Great Pee Dee River Bridge. That bridge has always been a landmark for me on long trips down I-95 even when I was younger.

[@brucejterwilliger5477]

FINALLY ..SC started to groove their concrete bridge decks! I never liked the I-95 corridor in SC due to the lack of maintenance.

[@TrsDp8094]

If you guys are wondering, that bridge going north has also been reconstructed and it sounds way better. Constant vibration for the whole time with lots of music, and I'm so mad i didn't record it...

[@johnfoltz8183]

That and the one over Lake Marion

[@Mapmaker1559]

@@johnfoltz8183 Yeah, didn't think about it until now, but you're right! The Lake Marion Bridge is _also_ quite a landmark along I-95!

[@w-josh]

@@brucejterwilliger5477 I believe SC already was grooving their bridge decks, just not on 95. Florida and Georgia are probably the only Southeast states on 95 that maintains the interstate

[@flydragon7256]

I like Florida pavement sounds. Enough to actually upload 10 videos of my own, with EVEN MORE in the plans!

[@beautifulflorida]

Great trip! Real sounds of the road.

[@mxdridd]

2:35:46 is easily my favorite sound of the video, and it sounds perfect.

[@tiffanynicholas6376]

It really is the best one

[@mamangunjulesthyrone]

This makes me sleepy..

[@FloridaStateChaosYT]

Love Florida

[@thepennsylvanianyoutuber8890]

Best bridge sounds in my opinion 2:15:50 and 2:15:57 Florida in my opinion has the best overpass round sounds

[@alexh3903]

Agreed

[@austin1491]

Cool, rarely find anything like this.

[@TrsDp8094]

Thanks! Somehow not a lot of videos on these type of trips on KZbin but at least we have this one with most of the pavement sounds recorded!.

[@sandmoose4842]

Lol this is what I’m going to sleep to tonight

[@TrsDp8094]

Good luck!

[@stuartheim6749]

This reminds me of my early childhood drives to Jones beach on Long Island I want to somehow put that sound into my music

[@jameshansel7546]

I really enjoy this video. Hearing all the different pavement sounds is really cool. Florida overall has the best bridge pavement sounds.

[@TrsDp8094]

Many thanks lol! I say Florida has one of the best sounds in my opinion. My favorite may be the ones in Indiana like I-65 approaching Chicago suburbs. Florida is making a return so sit back as I start bringing these videos up to the public!

[@jameshansel7546]

@@TrsDp8094 Sweet! I will be looking forward to it. My second favorite pavement sounds are in Indiana especially the part when interstate 74 and interstate 465 combine. I also like the sound of the pavement on interstate 99 in Pennsylvania.

[@w-josh]

@@jameshansel7546 all of those places are good, except I don't know about 74 combining with 465. My favorite pavement is U.S 80 in Columbus, Georgia. I also really like the New Selmon Expressway Extension, Howard Frankland Bridge, I-275 and I-4 bridges, Sunshine Skyway in Tampa-St.Petersburg- Clearwater, FL. Also 95 bridges and Acosta Bridge have some good sounds too in Jacksonville, FL. Atlanta, Georgia also has some good sounds, but most of them are being repaved to asphalt. I-85 in South Carolina (mostly GSP Metro) has some amazing sounds.

[@a3denclaggett254]

Have you checked out south dakota pavement sounds? Sioux falls has a lot of them that scream

[@w-josh]

@@a3denclaggett254 can you link the video?

[@taylens_hvac_channel2688]

55:24 FL SOUND

[@Zoro-ix5ls]

Oh I see it and my favorite SC❤

[@eloc08]

9:28 I wish California (my state) had a bridge sound like that

[@eloc08]

@@tjhill1719 But I've been in CA for most of my life so I barely hear whistle or screech sounds in person

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

So u wanted woodrow wilson memorial Bridge to be the sound Of california?!?!

[@eloc08]

@@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765 yeah

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

If only BeamNG Drive had roads that sounded like this…

[@Zsullivan27]

I feel the same way but with Roads in American truck simulator

[@railfan282]

1:17:47 that sounds like New Jersey

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

13:38 sounds like in Connecticut and Virginia both sounds

[@hunteranderley5720]

I remember that some of Maryland’s and Minnesota’s bridges remind me of a semi trailer going by.

[@w-josh]

Thought I was the only one who thought that. Also Tennessee sounds similar to that but quieter

[@user-mp1xm3oh9b]

I think I heard the bridge sounds in just about every state except for Alaska, I'm wondering if the sound of Alaska's bridges compare to any of the other states? For instance the overpasses in Ny and Nj sound identical.

[@nothigh2875]

Nice sounds

[@TrsDp8094]

You got a favorite?

[@nothigh2875]

Idk

[@TrsDp8094]

Alright. Just wondering

[@railfan282]

2:34:16 Georgia sound in Florida

[@w-josh]

World Dr bridge/overpass I-4 also has that sound

[@RiveraMichael4567]

@Roadsounder99: The streetlights along the Fuller Warren Bridge (which carries I-95) in Jacksonville, FL at 2:39:42 look exactly like the ones around Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL.

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

cap

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

2:35:46 reminds me the south carolina sound around horry county on SC route 31 and 22

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

And Virginia I-495 beltway sound

[@kelslaw4435]

Ok these are the really good sounds that need to be added to Georgia brigdes, 2:34:31 , 2:35:00, 1:17:46 ,2:26:16, 2:27:38,,2:37:10,2:27:48,2:37:16,2:38, 1:14:58,2:22:08, 55:22,2:26:57,2:27:04,2:27:10,2:27:16,2:30:23,2:24:52,0:23,0:30,2:04:48 ,39:23,39:36,2:28:50,2:28:58, 2:29:03 2:28:27,2:29:23,2:29:28,2:29:32. At the end at that bridge it made a little sound witch should be added to some of GA brigdes. GA needs to also work on making some brigde sounds calm,so these sounds would work ,1:08:00,1:03:46,1:08:56,1:06:20,1:28:59,1:29:06,1:28:06.2:27:54,2:37:03 should be added on i85 brigde that crosses over the river,For the NB the shoudld add 2:27:54 going into Gerogia, and they should add this sound to the WB bridge 2:37:03 going into ,or it can be 2:05:11 for the NB,2:42:00 for the SB ,I really want that sound.i85 SC and GA border bridge should sound like 2:05:26 2:41:31.Theses should also be added 41:55,42:22,2:15:34,2:58,41:52,41:45,1:35:21-1:35:31,1:51:43,1:50:12-1:50:16,1:41:23 2:16:45,2:37:46,2:18:52

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Why did you take the time to type 60 timestamps?

[@w-josh]

2:06:12, 2:06:30, 2:06:37, 2:06:43, 2:06:49, 2:06:53, 2:07:01, 2:07:06, 2:07:11, 2:07:18, 2:15:03 These are bridges paved with asphalt and This is what Georgia is repaving their bridges to. It might be cheaper, but concrete last for long years when they're grooves in it

[@MarcBookPro]

A ton of states are paving their bridges with this thin asphalt/epoxy stuff now. I can’t understand why. And they’ve using it around some curves here in Texas, not on just the bridges.

[@w-josh]

@@MarcBookPro even Florida has did it in some places. That's surprising to see in Florida

[@JRE2540]

I think Georgia is repaving their bridges using polyester concrete. Maybe people didn't like the whistling noise.

[@w-josh]

@@JRE2540 idk, but I dought that many ppl really care abt bridge noises other than the ppl who like it. If you don't like it, cars have built in radios, someting called earplugs, headphones/earbuds.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Why does the frame rate look higher on this video than your newer videos?

[@TrsDp8094]

This was straight up 4k with the phone settings but the other was after using video software

[@jonathanselevators]

Even though Florida’s concrete overpass are noisy, I will say there concrete roads and highways are very smooth and quiet compared to the asphalt ones.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

The fact he saw your comment on the first day.

[@w-josh]

Yeah especially the Selmon Expressway extension, but I love the sound of it

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

2:27:38 also haves the same sound in Charleston SC on I-26 exits 212 to 211

[@w-josh]

Fla and SC have similar roads sounds, and other states such as Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, etcetera

[@danprice2381]

Just curious, which highway is this bridge located heard at 2:27:55? I like how the concrete sound changes from NJ concrete to the standard Florida concrete, back to Nj pavement.

[@TrsDp8094]

I-95 in Florida before exit 268

[@danprice2381]

Ok, thank you.

[@TrsDp8094]

No problem!

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

no it doesnt thats ur tire groove all on mine when i went to that bridge i heard exactly nothing sound like nj the pitch just look to the video if i drive its just going to be regular florida sounds if you drive back again just do it again and try maybe because u slowed down my came into a regular grooving besides down the way over down FL 40 Ormond Beach Exit sounded just the same thing as florida its maybe ur video

[@railfan282]

@@itsyourboytrippy6201 The left lane is just the Florida sound but the other lanes have both New Jersey and Florida sounds.

[@aidan_asparro6208]

I 95 through South Carolina has a long of different sounds North Carolina is still my favorite

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

2:27:54 True Florida and New Jersey both sounds

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

sounds like DE FL AND NJ sounds

[@tirkour942]

iowa has them too in interstate 80

[@brucejterwilliger5477]

A lot of the bridge decks in Iowa are being replaced with longitudinal bridge deck grooving unfortunately.

[@w-josh]

@@brucejterwilliger5477 oh, that's sad I hope Florida doesn't change to longitudinal or Georgia, because they're my favorite

[@cloudkari9057]

Feeling the pain 7:32

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

VOICE REVEAL.

[@bryvlogs6297]

Florida’s got the best ones cuz it’s low pitch.

[@TrsDp8094]

Definitely is!

[@bryvlogs6297]

South Carolina has the same thing. 55:22

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

also Myrtle Beach

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

South Carolina and Florida have better sounds

[@bryvlogs6297]

leaderPlaysUltimateD You said it!!

[@Detectivemario6296]

0:07-0:12-0:19-41:59-42:09-42:21 Sound Looked Kinda Scary

[@tiffanynicholas6376]

The ones near Jax are my fav

[@paulinaejeckam8503]

2:26:17 New Jersey road sound in Florida

[@kralikz4839]

don’t forget in jacksonville too

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

2:39 SOUNDS LIKE THE FDOT GROOVING

[@railfan282]

And the ODOT grooving

[@Zsullivan27]

Sounds like California to me.

[@Zsullivan27]

@@RealMatthewMorganNo because it sounded like it had the vibration of California concrete pavement.

[@w-josh]

@@Zsullivan27 actually, that is because Ohio is changing to Longitudinal Grooving. They still have some tranverse grooved bridges that sound similar to Florida's

[@Zsullivan27]

@@w-josh Now that I’m looking back on this. I kinda hear the Florida pavement sound at the end.

[@kralikz4839]

2:39:05 you can kinda hear delaware tryna mix with FL pavement kinda cool jacksonville has a NJ pavement on i295 btw heading to the dames point bridge the other way tho

[@mlck3851]

Any with PA's road sound?

[@aaronamarok]

0:12 that's a strange sound. Where is that bridge located?

[@TrsDp8094]

Interstate 795 MD over Franklin Boulevard.

[@eloc08]

And 0:19. They sound kinda like Florida and Arizona concrete mixed together.

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

@CHASE BEIER ?

[@w-josh]

2:29:36 Florida mostly uses this pavement (concrete) in the downtowns of Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, and St. Petersburg. Orlando is the only one that doesn't have it Edit: I found a older video of I-4 in Orlando with the concrete pavement.

[@FloridaStateChaosYT]

Hey

[@w-josh]

@@FloridaStateChaosYT Hey. Why am I just now noticing this?

[@Gowther1999]

Interestingly, the tolled I-4 express lanes in Orlando are entirely made of concrete.

[@w-josh]

@@Gowther1999 I thought the same because im pretty sure the previous road was the foundation for the express lanes.

[@ghostking384]

2:19:26 my favorite sound

[@MasonColemanWright1234]

Florida pavement kinda reminds me of the Texas pavement like I 95 in Florida and I 10 in Texas.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

You’re talking about grooving sounds in Florida and saying they sound like Florida if I understood correctly. Anyways, I remember on I-10 in Texas, there aren’t any Florida grooving segments. The only Florida bridge sounds I am currently aware of in Texas is TX-66 crossing over Lake Ray Hubbard (only eastbound), and The Galveston Causeway on I-45.

[@Mapmaker1559]

I noticed you said you're planning on taking another trip to Florida in a month. Awesome! Like your formerly proposed trip to Wheeling, is it okay if I cast my route suggestions here?

[@TrsDp8094]

I already have an idea on a route but sure go ahead! The route I have is to do 85 all the way to Atlanta and cut across to Florida. Then just do 95 the way back with couple auxiliary routes. And lets forget about wheeling cause that was my bad and wasnt aware on how long we had. But florida will definitely happen. It'll just be the route

[@Mapmaker1559]

@@TrsDp8094 (I've actually re-thought my original suggestion to mix with your proposed route,) my (new) recommendation is to take I-81 south through Virginia and then take I-77 south from Fort Chiswell, Virginia to Charlotte, NC and take I-85 south from there. Your northbound route is the same as mine.

[@TrsDp8094]

@@Mapmaker1559 Wow. I'm shocked. My calculations spotted a 5 minute difference on both routes going south. But heres the thing, its either travel through mountains and/or scenic areas, or through and around cities. And I kinda want to get a lot of I-85 as possible towards Atlanta. But we'll see. That could be the backup is something very bad happens on my proposal

[@Mapmaker1559]

@@TrsDp8094 Cool. I'll be interested to see which way you go! (And yes, I too was surprised by what little time difference there was between I-81 and I-85.)

[@railfan282]

Where are you gonna head to in Florida?

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

Guess what? This is the normal road sound in nassau county florida at 2:15:34

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

2:34:21 sounds like maryland

[@j6ajackson34]

That sounds more like Missouri rather than Maryland.

[@ghostking384]

Bruh

[@thatindianafantif5147]

The roads in Florida sound like some of the ones in Indiana

[@matthewtobias6227]

Yep especially this one at 2:34:31

[@RiveraMichael4567]

I wish that EVERY state (especially Texas) had the road sounds that are usually heard in Florida.

[@TrsDp8094]

I can give you a list of all the states I know that uses that. FL, NJ, SC, MD, IN, IL, AL, MS, TN, MA, and RI.

[@RiveraMichael4567]

@Roadsounder99: Thanks for the list of states. By the way, I wish you could (once the COVID-19 pandemic is over) make a tour of either Miami, Orlando, Tampa or Jacksonville’s freeway system in the future (if that’s no problem for you).

[@TrsDp8094]

Next summer we will go back and drive to Florida. I dont know about covering all the highways there but I know we will get parts of I-75, Florida's Turnpike, I-95, and possibly I-295. With the whole trip in full hopefully. Once I start driving and can afford long road trips lol, I might go visit those cities in Florida at some point. But this trip we'll definitely have Jacksonville, but dont know about the others.

[@RiveraMichael4567]

@Roadsounder99: That’s fine, as long as you make a freeway tour of AT LEAST Jacksonville (since as you mentioned, it would be included in your trip), I’m happy with what you’ll do. Just do it in a way that we can still hear the road sounds (especially since Florida has the best road sounds; the other states you mentioned do have it, though they’re a bit more infrequent).

[@Timothy-San]

@@TrsDp8094 Do not forget Hawaii.

[@matthewtobias6227]

Sometimes I Like To Learn Music By Listening To The Sounds On The Road

[@christianpaez1044]

I get that

[@aaronamarok]

2:27:38 to 2:28:00 reminds me of the NJ sound

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

cap

[@ghostking384]

Bruh

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

2:34:16 reminds me of the nc sound on us 74 toll

[@w-josh]

Yes that is all of the bridges except GA, NC, and VA but the ones in GA are a lot louder.

[@canadiandude24]

Whenever we go on road trips to the US we always hear these sounds. Dont have them here in Ontario, Canada.

[@TrsDp8094]

Yeah I know. Its interesting how we are one if not the only country that uses concrete for roads and bridges.

[@danprice2381]

I actually watched a video of Highway 407 in Toronto (the ETR section,) I think that's the only Canada highway that uses concrete.

[@eloc08]

@@danprice2381 There's also the southwest section of Anthony Henday in Edmonton AB, which reminds me of my state CA

[@jonathanselevators]

South America has Concrete bridges, and South Korea is starting to use them. I found out by using google maps.

[@johnfoltz8183]

In new England, many of the bridges are asphalt paved.

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

2:34:50 You can barley Hear the Sound In Lorton, VA and Springfield, VA

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

i listened to a road sound on grand pkwy 99 texas and then drove on it and it sounded different than the video

[@aidan_asparro6208]

North Carolina has the best sound in my opinion

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

shit i wished nc had fdot sounds in nc

[@brucejterwilliger5477]

NC is alright.. My favorite bridge sound was the westbound section of the Currituck Sound Bridge until it was resurfaced 4 years ago.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Hey Roadsounder, what was 2:40:59 supposed to be?

[@TrsDp8094]

Show everyone that Florida sign on the right

[@Mapmaker1559]

@@TrsDp8094 I saw that sign a few days ago making my drive back up here. Honestly, it was kind of saddening. (Because I didn't want to leave Florida lol!)

[@w-josh]

@@Mapmaker1559 Wow, so relatable. Every single time I've left Florida it felt like that

[@UniqueStuff833]

2:05:12 sounds like Texas grooving

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

That’s more like MD and Arizona but IDK for sure, the grooves are only on the start and end of the bridge.

[@danprice2381]

Thank you for posting this video; I am quite interested in these concrete sounds. From previous experience, I noticed that Interstate 95 in South Carolina between Florence and Darlington is mainly concrete on the southbound side but asphalt on the northbound part. It makes me wonder if they've paved asphalt over that section of 95 north later on? Thank you

[@TrsDp8094]

No problem!

[@UniqueStuff833]

2:14:31 you'll actually here the WV & Ohio road sound no joke

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

Are you Going to Miami, FL?

[@TrsDp8094]

No we went to a town just south of west palm beach

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

Okay

[@w-josh]

Technically yes, because West Palm Beach and anything else South of West Palm Beach (excluding the Florida Keys) is the Miami metropolitan area.

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

2:15:14 on I-95 N and S they both sounds like virginia

[@ghostking384]

Bruh

[@w-josh]

Georgia grooved this bridge, & Georgia's grooving technique are the exact same as VA and NC (1.5 in). I know this because i found it on a offical website, and also because I live in. Georgia lol

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

2:41:16 Is northbound.

[@w-josh]

@@RealMatthewMorgan *northbound

[@shoninki5881]

Using this video telling lies that I'm driving

[@CaydenLudlow]

2:41:17 sounds like NC.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

2:41:16 Is better.

[@Zsullivan27]

2:37:11 and 2:27:38 Is my favorite concrete sound.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

2:27:48 Is also interesting.

[@Zsullivan27]

@@RealMatthewMorgan I also like the one at 2:27:54

[@w-josh]

@@Zsullivan27 maybe because it switches from NJ, To FL, then back to NJ even though it's in Florida

[@Zsullivan27]

@@w-josh Yeah I really like the sound of New Jersey concrete pavement.

[@w-josh]

@@Zsullivan27 me too, it reminds me of Tennessee/ West Virginia pavement sound

[@Cat3465]

GA must have the highest pitched concrete sounds

[@Austin-hg1fp]

You should drive on I 85 in GA exit 13 to exit 95, it’s all concrete between 13 and 76 and from 76 to 95 there are lots of bridges since you’re in the Atlanta area. Another small concrete segment in Georgia is between exits 149 and 154. You should also do I 85 in NC from exits 27 to 131, there are some asphalt parts (36-43, 55-63, and 87-96) but they have quite a few bridges. Another good NC Segment is in Durham between 172 and 178.

[@TrsDp8094]

If everything goes well, we might go back to Florida this summer. And I am considering trying out I-85 for most of the way there.

[@Austin-hg1fp]

Roadsounder99 85 is a bit of a detour unless you’re going to the panhandle, although it’s certainly less boring than 95 (cities, some small mountains in the distance between Charlotte and Spartanburg)

[@kelslaw4435]

I always have to take the i 85,i285,i675,i75,i10,then the I 95 just to get to Miami.I always like the i675 and i75 drive to From Macon to Valdosta.My favorite drive.I think becuase it has concrete or maybe its a country drive.

[@Austin-hg1fp]

Kels Law yea 75 has a lot of concrete too

[@RiveraMichael4567]

@Roadsounder99: Miami, Orlando and Tampa’s freeways all have some awesome road sounds too. I wish that you could showcase not only the road sounds, but also (if it’s no problem for you) a freeway tour of those three cities.

[@haydenclay9428]

This is the debut Roadsounder99 video.

[@TrsDp8094]

Pretty much

[@gagejohnson3778]

Why do you keep honking your horn around the 2:29:00 hour mark?

[@TrsDp8094]

There’s a story about that but forgot what it is because it’s been over 4 years. My dad was driving and wanted me to keep them in. So blame the honks on him.

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

2:35:46 Sounds like the Ones in Fairfax County, VA

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

And Hillsborough County

[@Mapmaker1559]

I've never heard a bridge in Fairfax County, Virginia that sounds like that. Could you give me an example?

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

@@Mapmaker1559 yes

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

It has a Normal sound Near Alexandria, VA

[@paulinaejeckam8503]

2:33:56 sounds like west Virginia and Virginia sounds

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

I hear Kentucky.

[@ghostking384]

Virginia has high pitched sound

[@w-josh]

@@RealMatthewMorgan Kentucky is more like Indiana or sometimes Ohio

[@arronwatkins3999]

1:28:40 Sounds like I-55 bridges in Mississippi.

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

I been on that bridge 6 times

[@Zsullivan27]

If that’s the case Mississippi has the most quietest bridges I’ve ever heard

[@w-josh]

@@Zsullivan27 Biloxi Bay Bridge has a Florida like sound. I think they're like Alabama. They don't groove their bridges as often, and their old so you don't hear it much

[@JRE2540]

​@@w-josh The bridges are like Alabama.

[@mlaw1059]

2:33:49,2:33:44 I like the way they are groved

[@w-josh]

2:38:15 & 2:38:23 Sounds Kind of Like a Delaware Sound or New Jersey at a slow speed

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Finally a comment about this sound.

[@kralikz4839]

it is delaware but slow speed

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

from 14:05 am i correct, its like a california road sound

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

More like AZ/MS.

[@w-josh]

@@RealMatthewMorgan if that's the case, then they really don't have a road sound, although Mississippi uses Florida road sounds (when they do groove their bridges)

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

2:37:03 that sounds like Florida but it almost sounded like New Jersey

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Florida and New Jersey mixed.

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

from 2:15:50 Sounds like Florida but Almost sounded New Jersey and Delaware sounds

[@ramenaddict1676]

I sleeb good to this noise

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

OH My Goodness. Where was That Bridge At 2:34:41

[@TrsDp8094]

You could follow along with the video but this is a couple miles south after 95 and the turnpike go side by side

[@matthewtobias6227]

Sounded like indiana concrete

[@user-qk6ov5kp5b]

2:30:54 sounds like Arizona I mean all Florida sounds sound like Arizona and 2:41:15 and some of them even sound like this 2:44:19

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

If you go westbound on the I-10/I-17 interchange in Phoenix, that bridge will have grooves that sound like Virginia/Texas.

[@christianpaez1044]

@@RealMatthewMorgan What states have you traveled to before?

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

I Know Normal road sounds in 2015 in Florida

[@FaZeValkyrie]

55:29 florida sound in South Carolina

[@nothigh2875]

Also I’m new

[@mxdridd]

As a resident of NJ, I can confirm that those bridge pavement sounds in FL are here in NJ.

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

you missed some more sounds

[@TrsDp8094]

I know I did. That's what happens when you have the phone recorded for too long. It overheats.

[@Jacobthehighwayfan]

2:19:25 is the best sound

[@Zoro-ix5ls]

2:30:50 Is my favorite one because it’s low pitch

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

hey @Roadsounder99 Was this a Pavement at 2:36:23

[@TrsDp8094]

No idea what you're trying to say man.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

This is considered to be a “pavement” because there’s bumps.

[@Zoro-ix5ls]

He means like is a pavement here

[@janetpuig5751]

0:24 sounds like florida

[@Zoro-ix5ls]

True

[@tallmadgeinsanityanimation9005]

It’s 4K

[@TrsDp8094]

Like the good old days

[@mitchellinc]

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