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"High Occupancy?" (by Mike Peters)
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(almost?) all US state highways do, yes
Wild.
Seems to depend on the area. Traveling around the Midwest I basically never see them, but they're huge in California for example
Not in Indiana.
I wouldn't say almost all. Less than half in my experience (mostly in TX and WA).
They are only in very congested high traffic areas. Near some large cities.
Live in the midwest and I've never seen one.
Minneapolis/St. Paul might have one I've just never encountered. They for sure have express lanes, which themselves are a feature I have only ever seen there and no where else in the surrounding region.