The Seward Highway south of Potters Marsh is essentially a two-lane country road between major urban areas.  A two lane country road with tandem tractor trailers, motorcycles, RVs, pick-ups towing enormous boats, gawking tourists, and Alaskans just trying to get somewhere. The speed variance between these vehicles is dangerous.  Nowhere else in America will you find anything like it. Compound that danger with falling rocks and hazardous winter conditions.  Aggressive traffic enforcement does little to address the fundamental problem that it is a woefully inadequate road for the traffic it receives. The state should be applauded for recognizing the problem. Indeed, let’s straighten and move the road and build all the quarries necessary to do that.