re: Interstate Cable Barriers

Same story here in Tennessee. They place the barriers right up against the passing lane, and they are frequently broken, which means they have no tension and are not operational. They can't repair them fast enough. The cables often lay on the ground for months before repair.

One little accident, and they are out of service for months longer.

They install them way too close to the road, so they get hit way to often. They don't stop crossover accidents when they are laying down like they usually are in some sections.