Harvey Tunnel

A great place to commit a drive-​by. It muffles the muzzle and you’d have a few witnesses, if any! The added bonus is when you merc the driver that disrespected you, he is likely to wreck into some innocent family!!!
That gives a great diversion to the other drivers trapped in that structure. There could be fire and excessive smoke which would cause a bunch of extra drivers to the ER for smoke inhalation…
It’s not like that’s never happened before!!!
Just ask any cop or look on the JPSO website.
Hmmm, I think it’s time to review some potholes. Unilocal needs to expand categories!!!
It’s either going to be the one on Curran Rd. With a baby pool in it or the one in the left lane right before the railroad tracks in front of the Bud’s Broiler on city park ave.
The next flat I get there, I think I will stop in that burger joint and rate it, as that might be more helpful for users of Unilocal.First I will have to rate the car I drive and the quality of the dinky scissors jack they expect a person change a flat with!!!- gosh!

Well lit, pretty clean and mostly importantly… doesn’t leak like the Belle Chasse tunnel !!! I know I will make it out the other side when entering this tunnel. Belle Chasse… not so much.
If you have a chance, walk through the tunnel. Windy, loud, kinda exhausty and a little scary. Never know who you may run into coming the other way. Don’t forget to wave at the passers-​by :-)

I’m always afraid this thing might collapse on me,

Sometimes I space out and miss the exit I need to take to get on the Expressway when I work out of my Wank office. I then get to travel through this scary tunnel! Your radio signal goes dead as you descend into the bowls of the Earth until you see the glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel and rush towards the light! I’m always really glad to get out of this tunnel! I don’t trust tunnels under canals!

Why review a tunnel? The same reason you climb Mt. Everest: because it’s there.
There aren’t a lot of reasons to travel to the Westbank. Not that the Harvey Tunnel is a reason, I was just saying. It is definitely a faster route than the expressway and if you want you can hold your breath when you go in and see if you can hold it the entire time until you drive out of it. Only do that if you are a passenger, though. I don’t know what your breath holding capacity is and I don’t want to be blamed for someone passing out and wrecking their car.
Umm… I guess that’s about it. Oh yeah, I kinda wanna see this tunnel and the Belle Chasse tunnel fight it out for «official tunnel of the Metro New Orleans» area.

There is a certain novelty of having a tunnel in New Orleans. Being under sea level means the water table is only a few feet below the surface, which means that we don’t have things like basements but have some amazing cemeteries. So how did we wind up with a tunnel?
The Harvey Tunnel has become a bit of local flavor and is a landmark. It may not be something special to people from outside New Orleans, but to natives it’s a tiny marvel.

I was unaware that I could check in at the Harvey Tunnel until I noticed John did it… so, might as well write a review too!
Protip: If driving from Marrero to Harvey on the weekend (specifically, going towards the busy part of Manhattan Blvd to shop), take the tunnel. It will save you trying to navigate through the crazy traffic at the overhead expressway exit for Manhattan.
Not really sure what else to write. It’s a tunnel and it goes under a Canal. It serves its purpose. Oh, be aware that there is a sign that says to turn your lights on when approaching the tunnel… nobody does, but it has lights inside, so it probably doesn’t matter anyway.

The Harvey Tunnel allows drivers the unique experience of driving under the Harvey Canal.
Why is it interesting? Well, It leaks. Maybe it doesn’t really leak, but it sure seems like it does since the interior is always wet. It is a little concerning to drive through a leaky tunnel, but the Harvey Tunnel is a local landmark.
This tunnel was around long before the WB Expressway and connects Harvey and Marrero.
If you happen to be on a Westbank field trip searching for unicorns, rainbows and castles made of Play-​Doh, the Harvey Tunnel is the best way to get the full Wank experience.