[TheDocKlopek]

Does anyone know if there is an app that shows road quality? I would like to try and avoid the crappy freeways, interstates with potholes or damage in general, and random back roads with only one lane per side, aka more dangerous. I have a trip I need to make this Saturday from the Houston area to Decatur, IL. Driving a bit more is not a problem, just looking for good roads if that is even a thing anymore.

[Anslkyn]

I use Waze. It relies on user reports to provide real-time updates on traffic conditions, accidents, and road hazards. I like it 'cause I benefit from the experiences of other drivers and receive alerts about road quality issues...

I've heard also about Roadtrippers and know that it is a trip planning app that allows you to customize your route and discover interesting places along the way. But I don't like that it doesn't provide real-time road quality information(

[jamala00]

If I avoided bad roads around here, I think I'd just have to keep my vehicles in the garage. Every year they get worse and worse. $hit there are parking lots around here that if you are not careful you'll lose your front tire in and not get back out. (Not joking)

[PostalLDMC]

Originally Posted by jamala00

If I avoided bad roads around here, I think I'd just have to keep my vehicles in the garage. Every year they get worse and worse. $hit there are parking lots around here that if you are not careful you'll lose your front tire in and not get back out. (Not joking)

You got a lot better roads then down here. The nice part in Wis. the roads have blacktop even the back roads. Here you can go from nice to gravel for no reason.

[DamonZ28]

There are some TERRIBLE roads just north of Decatur. We have a customer who ships glass out of Decatur and that route is a killer. I'm betting that the roads coming into Decatur from the south aren't that great either. Actually, the interstate highways between St. Louis & Decatur are pretty nice for the most part. Very flat & open, as is most of Illinois.