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Totally agree. I learned to drive in LA, then moved to Silicon Valley and could not stand driving there (a combination of bad drivers and bad traffic light, int
by ladberg 6y ago
Totally agree. I learned to drive in LA, then moved to Silicon Valley and could not stand driving there (a combination of bad drivers and bad traffic light, intersection, and expressway design). I moved back to LA and it's a relief, even though it's technically more challenging.
- sickygnar 6y agoI'm from the east coast and my wife is from LA. She is anxious on the small, windy east coast roads where I grew up, where there are lots of blind corners and narrow lanes. I'm the opposite, I'm overwhelmed by the 8 lane LA freeways.
- otoburb 6y agoLA's 405 and 101 interchange is probably one of the worst I've had the misery of experiencing in North America on a repeat basis. Gridlock in LA feels objectively more dangerous than being stuck in, say, NYC city traffic or Toronto's 401.
- jedberg 6y agoYup, did that one all at the time. When it was really bad I tried to take Sepulveda or one of the canyon roads. They weren't any quicker, but were more fun!