How well do you know highways?

[vilbe 6]

Germany?

[pilotdaryl 25]

Cars drive on the left, eh?  Australia?

[harlem123 0]

Great Britain ?

[Psycho_Teddy 25]

I will go ahead and say Ireland as well, just outside of Dublin

[Interchange 0]

Japan.

[Haljackey 17,398]

Australia is RIGHT!  Just outside of Melbourne.

Keep it up everyone! 

Lets see how you do with this one:

Good luck,

-Haljackey

[tomdapom 79]

Hmmm, maybe somewhere in BC, Canada?

[Hamish 1,370]

New Zealand

[pilotdaryl 25]

I can't believe I actually got that one right!  Really lucky guess.  I thought it may have been some place in Africa.  As for this one, it also does look like northern British Columbia but since it has been guessed I'll guess that this highway is somewhere in Alaska.

[Duke87 1,070]

Well, that does look like it could be the Alaska Highway, so... Yukon, Canada.

[Haljackey 17,398]

Originally posted by: Duke87 Well, that does look like it could be the Alaska Highway, so... Yukon, Canada.quote>

Wow.  I can't fool you.  Yukon, Canada is the correct answer.

Why don't we try this:

[pilotdaryl 25]

That's definitely in New York State.  Probably somewhere in Queens, New York.

[bakercity 270]

Interstate 90 with the CTA EL train line in Chicago, Illinois USA. I reconized it as I been by the area a lot of times. JKB

[Raritan Express 0]

I have to agree with bakercity. The CTA 'L' line in the median and the station gives it away.

[Haljackey 17,398]

Chicago, Illinois USA is correct.

Try this one:

[harlem123 0]

Great Britain because of the small space between the Stripes.

[mad_dogg 0]

I think it is somewhere in Asia. Judging from the smog, number of trees, excessive amount of lighting and ofcource the number of japanese looking cars. Malaysia possibly?

[Mr. Monorail Man 3]

I agree, I think it's Japan. Because zig-zag freeways risist earthquakes better due to Japan is the junction of the Picific and Eurasian Plates and the small cars and the lince plates.

[skyliner22 16]

This cant be Japan, the expressways aren't that big and there wouldnt be that much smog out in the middle of the countryside I'll guess Indonesia

[Almighty Nienaber 3]

im going to have to say colorado USA

[harlem123 0]

Originally posted by: Almighty Nienaber im going to have to say colorado USAquote>

But on the picture. the cars drive on the left side

[tomdapom 79]

I'm going with Indonesia as well, because of the trucks, smaller cars and the smog . . .

[harlem123 0]

For me it is just normal fog.

[bakercity 270]

I am going to say India. JKB

[MadTV_Freak 0]

I gonna go with Germany

[harlem123 0]

Originally posted by: MadTV_Freak I gonna go with Germanyquote>

We (i´m german) drive on the rigth side.

[Haljackey 17,398]

Malaysia is correct!

Next one:

[harlem123 0]

California ?

[Trainmaster423 0]

It's in the southwestern U. S.(I live in the U.S. and I've won three geography bees). It's either Calif, Ariz, New Mexico, Nevada, Wyoming, or Colo. I guess Texas might be a possibility. They're the only desertous places with windfarms like that in America. I'm saying Nevada.

[thepianist 0]

California...

You can see a gore sign, and since its somewhat more sqare shaped...I'm assuming no exit number.

But it's not the Altamont Pass via I-580