Northeastern USA Pavement Sound Compilation #1 [DE, MD, NJ, PA]

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Random areas of Delmarva
0:58 US 50 westbound approaching the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
1:36 Main spans of the westbound Chesapeake Bay Bridge
2:35 US 50/US 301 around Annapolis, MD
3:18 Interstate 97 northbound
6:24 Interstate 95 in Baltimore, MD
10:16 Interstate 95 in Bristol, PA
10:23 US 22/US 322 approaching Lewistown, PA
12:09 US 22/US 322 in Lewistown, PA
12:23 US 22 leaving Lewistown, PA
13:10 Interstate 99 southbound
16:05 Interstate 99 / US 220 / US 322 southbound
17:19 US 322 connector
17:43 Interstate 99 / US 220 southbound
18:32 Interstate 295 northbound
19:55 Interstate 295 southbound
20:26 Interstate 76 in NJ
20:55 DE SR 1 southbound
24:30 Interstate 295 in DE
25:06 Interstate 95 in DE
25:21 DE SR 896
28:08 Hyett's Corner Road, DE
28:24 DE SR 1 northbound
29:46 DE SR 9
31:51 US 13 in St Georges, DE
32:04 DE SR 1 northbound (RIP CONCRETE)
33:57 Interstate 295 in DE
34:37 DE SR 141 northbound
35:24 US 301 in DE

[@noonehere4332]

There is something calming and enjoyable about the whistling sound.

[@Meliodas1999]

The only surface concrete highway that we have in Puerto Rico with the whistling sound is PR-53, with a 10 mile long section of transverse tining in Naguabo.

[@Meliodas1999]

We originally had transverse tining in PR-22 in Vega Baja, and PR-20 in Guaynabo, but both highways were diamond ground in 2016 and 2020 respectively, and even part of PR-53 where diamond ground in Humacao (2010) and Ceiba (2021), exept for the 10 miles long Naguabo section.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

34:25 New Jersey and California mixed.

[@w-josh]

22:02- 22:26Sounds Like Georgia

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

19:08 and 19:43 are the same places.

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

32:51 New Jersey or Delaware Sound

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

14:50 Sounds like Delaware high pitched.

[@mitchellinc]

28:55 Maryland

[@matthewpalm1841]

Sounds like most of those PA bridges have the Pittsburgh road sound.

[@asmrroaddude4653]

15:40, PADOT really needs to fix that bump. Wouldn’t be surprised if someone got a flat tire there. It sounds like someone hit your car with a sludge hammer.

[@Elivayshon]

I can't tell you how much I miss all these sounds. I'm stuck in FL and it's extremely rare to hear anything other than the drone-like sound of the pavement down here.

[@amaledwards]

What!!!??? The fl sound is much more vibrant in my opinion. Interesting though..

[@w-josh]

@@amaledwards most of the grooving on those bridges looks like Florida grooving, but not measured out completely. Alabama and I think South Carolina have the exact grooving Florida has

[@amaledwards]

@@w-josh I see. I visited maryland recently, and the bridges sounded so silent, however in washington dc, they had an interesting sound that I did like, a high pitched hum.

[@amaledwards]

@@w-josh Same with virginia (silence)

[@w-josh]

@@amaledwards When I hear Virginia, it's not silent. I hear my state sound (Georgia) in Virginia Maybe because you're in the rural areas of Virginia

[@sdburnettartfan9027]

I like the sound that your tires make on Interstate 99 US-220 from 14:51-14:53. Can you do another Northeastern USA Pavement Sound Compilation in New Jersey and New York? If you can the roads I would like you to go on are the Garden State Parkway, West Shore Expressway NY-440, Belt Parkway, Northern State Parkway east at Exit 31A, 41, 42, 43, 44 and westbound before exits 44, 43, 42S, passed exits 41 and Exit 31A, take Exit 29A to Exit 27N, I-295 to I-95 south? Those roads have really great pavement sounds. I subscribed to your channel. Does anyone in the comment section live in Long Island? If so, would a Long Island New York Sound Compilation be possible on the Long Island Expressway and Northern State Parkway?

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

I like that bumping sound 22:28 to 22:44

[@christianpaez1044]

I believe that bumping sound also exists on Interstate 10 in Louisiana. Because of the expansion joints. And you have so many accounts.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

it lasts until 23:00

[@matthewtobias6227]

@@christianpaez1044 As of November of 2021 the concerte section on I 10 in Lafayette is gone

[@christianpaez1044]

@@matthewtobias6227 I think it's because some people were getting tired of that gallup noise going on for hours on Interstate 10

[@matthewtobias6227]

@@christianpaez1044 A lot of bridges in LA MS and some other states needs to be repaved or redone

[@chigozieezejiofor977]

10:21 Sounds like Pittsburgh

[@Mitsu119]

33:05 Sounds like Texas.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

Oklahoma also has this sound, I believe.

[@eviljesus6111]

@@RealMatthewMorgan yes

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

i guess SR 896 is a smooth pavement to me

[@nataliebejarano9549]

I like the sound

[@JMH702]

24:58 sounds like California

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

15:21 Sounds like NC.

[@kralikz4839]

it does lol

[@JRE2540]

I think the Hyett's Corner Road bridges are longitudinally grooved because I don't hear a sound.

[@Meliodas1999]

33:04, Some Puerto Rican bridges (from 1990s - 2010) sound like that, and PR-53 is the longest concrete highway in Puerto Rico (although not completed yet), and the only one with the concrete pavement in relatively good condition.

[@JMH702]

Yep, it reminds me of puente Teodoro Moscoso near SJU airport, sounds almost identical

[@Meliodas1999]

@@JMH702 That bridge is the perfect example of the whining sound.

[@CarlPlays60]

No Texas

[@gagejohnson3778]

TxDot Concrete outside of Texas?!?!? How awesome!! 😊

[@PurpleNinjaCarlos]

32:35 The reasons why DelDOT got rid of the pavement was that a lot of people were going crazy and imitating the bridge sounds and also it was falling apart anyway. Also, on PA 283 between the Highspire interchange and the Toll House Rd exit, the bridge sounds have the New Jersey type. 18:55 That's the Missing Moves project. You should do more videos of these in the future.

[@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ROUTE 1 pavement why do they have to get rid of it

[@PurpleNinjaCarlos]

@@chukwuemekaezejiofor2765 Because the concrete had a lot of issues, and it was just as good anyway.

[@eikh1682]

What do you really mean by imitating?

[@kralikz4839]

FL and NJ concrete is my favorite and im glad jacksonville has some Nj concrete in it

[@zakandisaya12345]

Nice

[@mxdridd]

sometimes here in jersey, there are no pavement sounds

[@johnjeczalik8960]

I have a question and want to ask for your permission first. Is it okay if I sample some concrete sounds from this video? I just need to know if I need to credit your name. (I’m huge into sampling sound like The Art Of Noise)

[@matthewtobias6227]

24:57 Sounds like california

[@eloc08]

Definitely (minus the screech), which can be heard on I-15's bridges between I-215 and Temescal Canyon Road.

[@kralikz4839]

@@eloc08 BRO WHY ARE YOU EVERY WHERE

[@eloc08]

@@kralikz4839 what?

[@kralikz4839]

@@eloc08 you heard me

[@manilchauhan6224]

I miss the sound of these roads I am from southern Ontario(if anyone knows where that is in Canada) and I can’t go across the border bc of COVID to drive on these interesting rough road highways😡. As soon as it opens I am going to Buffalo

[@canadiandude24]

Me too!

[@canadiandude24]

The closest we have to these sounding roads is Highway 407

[@manilchauhan6224]

@@canadiandude24 i know right? I think the gardiner expressway should have it and the burlington bridge

[@canadiandude24]

@@manilchauhan6224 Yes! You're absolutely right!

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

@@canadiandude24 also Highway 410 in Brampton, Ontario between PRR 107/10 and PRR 14.

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

fdot = 13:41

[@brucejterwilliger5477]

Also reminds me of Indiana pavement right before you hit the actual bridge deck!

[@trey_rdee]

Try and do the pavement on Parkway North 376 or you can just head eastbound from 279 onto 376 it just a very ugly sound

[@w-josh]

19:34-19:54 Kinda sounds like Florida (Some FL and NJ Mixed)

[@aaronamarok]

I believe FDOT uses the same groove pattern. NJDOT has recently switched to using the same patterns as FDOT and the Florida bridge sound is starting to become more common.

[@w-josh]

@@aaronamarok I didn't know that about NJ, because I've only watches videos on YT

[@w-josh]

@@aaronamarok INDOT, ODOT, KYDOT, and ILDOT have road sounds similar to Florida, but Ohio is changing to Longitudinal and I think Illinois might e changing to longitudinal

[@Dav1205Firealarmsandelevators]

@@aaronamarok What if FL Had The NJTPK Grooves And NJ Had FL Grooving pattern?

[@Meliodas1999]

What is the model of that camera?

[@Meliodas1999]

Because it have a really good microphone.

[@j6ajackson34]

1:50 Sounds like Texas.

[@itsyourboytrippy6201]

yes it does

[@christianpaez1044]

And also Texas if speeding on their highways.

[@RealMatthewMorgan]

I was going to say Virginia but ok.

[@jonathanselevators]

Nooooooo! Why did they rip out the concrete on DE1? Also how much did they rip out?

[@PurpleNinjaCarlos]

The tore it out because it was falling apart and that people were imitating it. Without the PA concrete, it sounds a lot better.

[@jonathanselevators]

No. Concrete roads for life

[@PurpleNinjaCarlos]

@@jonathanselevators Um... I hope you understand that while some concrete on roads may be awesome while it lasted, they don't last forever.

[@jonathanselevators]

Asphalt roads don’t last forever either. Concrete lasts and is built to last longer than asphalt. Concrete roads for the win!

[@JRE2540]

I think transverse grooved bridges are about to be a thing of the past.

[@NeutralAngel365]

I live in Delaware and there are some pavement sounds that are boring