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There should be a similar isitraininginla.com From the sounds of it Portland is to snow as L.A. is to rain. Any sign of the slightest of moisture in the air an
by thsbrown 5y ago
There should be a similar isitraininginla.com
From the sounds of it Portland is to snow as L.A. is to rain. Any sign of the slightest of moisture in the air and Angelenos lose their shit and drive like dummies.
- ryantgtg 5y agoI have lived in both cities. This is accurate. In LA, I think the issue is that people drive the exact same in the rain. There are no adjustments made to speed or space for braking.
- rootusrootus 5y agoIt makes sense. The first rain after an extended dry spell can be treacherous until the oils are washed off the pavement. Once it starts raining consistently in the winter, the roads go back to normal because modern tires have great traction on wet pavement.
- ryantgtg 5y agoSure, but visibility is also impacted and is not something that improves with consistent rain. People should always adjust their driving style when it rains.
- bagacrap 5y agoI grew up somewhere with 50" of rain/year and I can tell you folks do not change their driving style there either (until it's raining much more torrentially than it ever does in LA), so this phenomenon is not unique to LA.