Hi Viatologists,

Interstate 80, the second longest Interstate in the USA, has a very
interesting layout near Reno centre.    How so?It goes beneath an
unorthodox concrete tunnel.  Of course, the tunnel itself wouldn't be
spectacular...  What if I told you that Walgreen's (a drug store)
dominates the top of this structure?  You might be wondering to
yourself, what would this look like?  Well, the Worldwide Highway
Library offers a view of westbound I-80 at the tunnel's opening:

http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com/tmp/0903-04
(Using WHL-360 technology)

For those not aware of Reno, it's less than 30 kilometres from the
California border from many directions.  If you like mountains,
there's also the nearby and snow-capped Mount Rose, accessible by
State Route 431.  Do you like lakeside getaways?  About an hour away
is Pyramid Lake via State Route 445.  Though Nevada is often known for
its desert scenery, it small sliver of the Sierra Nevada Mountains
gives its western reaches tall pines and plenty of snow.

So, you've heard of WHL-360 technology.  So what is it?  It's a
special algorithm that allows you to, from one fixed location, view a
highway from *any* angle.  Front, side and rear! WHL-360 uses a
special proprietary engine in an Apple Quicktime wrapper.

Enjoy!

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
"Adding human experience to transportology"
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