Freeway 41 Research Paper

Freeway 41, also called SR 41 (which means it is a state route) was constructed in 1933, and was established the state sign route system in 1934. The freeway is approximately 185.6 miles long and starts off by branching off of highway 1 at Murro Bay, from there it heads inland. On route it passes by other freeways and highways, at one point even intermixing with another freeway for a time. it passes through Fresno and enteres Yosemite national park, not stopping till it reaches wowana.

Today the portion of freeway 41 that passes through Fresno is littered with weeds and trash. They say that your home is a reflection of your personality, how it is decorated, how clean it is. What impression do we leave when our roads are littered with trash and covered in weeds? Wouldn't it say that we don't take pride in our roads and environment? When the community doesn't take time to make sure that their environment is not only clean, but also welcoming, than they are missing out on a chance to excel further than where they are. But because the roads are in the condition they are in we have to spend this time trying to clean them, where as if it was already clean we could have been spending this time to make it even more beautiful. We …show more content…
Like the brush fire that happened in the beginning of august for example. The fire between McKinley and Shield avenues was a mile long stretch with cars on one side and houses on the other. The fire forced the police to shut down some off ramps to minimize the traffic.

Don't do something just because everyone else is doing it. trash not only affects us, it also affects everything around us, it could affect the how the water drains off the freeway or how. Moreover its causes land pollution, it is one of the most visible kinds of pollution. Consequently, land pollution is known to have adverse effects on the health of animals and