A Trip Over The Pennsylvania Turnpike
Published 2016-01-19
Video provided by the Pennsylvania State Turnpike
All Comments (17)
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the good old days. you gotta love how there was almost no traffic back in the day. would be great to cruise the highway n have it all to yourself.
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The old Pennsylvania Turnpike tunnels looked so dark and scary, so DAH-ARK and scaaaaaryyyyy, even with lights on.
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The Pa Tpk one of my favorite highways when I truck from Indy to Baltimore, Philly, Harrisburg,etc.
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Thanks for posting this. I have heard about the PA Turnpike in the latest 40's early 50's when my Father started driving trucks and it looks like a very different word than today. How the world has changed.
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Unlimited speed limit. Most cars only had 3 speed manual transmissions and 2 speed automatics, geared fine for around town and back roads. At 60 mph your engine would have been overrevving....
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Thank you. Please post all you have on the Turnpike!
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Here's my experience driving through the 4 active tunnels of the I-76 Pennsylvania Turnpike: https://youtu.be/YbFQa5d1T80
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great video! Just can't get your cell phone close when you digitally master video, it causes rf hash noise on the audio soundtrack even though this is a silent film, you can hear the digital artifacts, the buzzing ,and distortion on the video. Keep the great work up!
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Very cool, with blimp cam shots no less! Too bad the video isn't a bit better.
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Some location info would be nice for the various shots Interesting otherwise
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Narrow lanes with no guardrails, what could go wrong?
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This is good old days when government worked for the good of the people
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neat
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o can go 10000mph
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My great uncle shot footage in 1941 while driving through the Allegheny tunnel. You can see that here at the very start: https://youtu.be/1iPO8DZ5PIE
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Unlimited speed didn't last. Buy 42 speed limits everywhere were 35 mph
