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Took me like 2 hours to get through it or something
Sometimes it doesn't even have to be on the same side of the interstate
driving is the fuckin' worst
Dashed dividing line: Lane changer has to find their own gap, it is good and correct to not let them in
Solid dividing line: No merging
There are currently only six states where this is legal (California leading the pack, but Minnesota just legalized it this week) and then it's a legal gray zone in DC
I've basically taken two and a half hours off of crossing Los Angeles by doing it on two wheels, it kinda rules
I'm just mad because this is a few miles from my house and the main way to get anywhere. People routinely full stop before entering.
no
Highways are fine but can give me road hypnosis if they're just going straight for ages. Salt Lake City to Reno is miserable for the most part.
I can't fucking stand city driving and will do pretty much anything to avoid it. Proper stresses me right the hell out. Was in Boston for work recently and I'd probably stroke out if I had to drive in that absolute nightmare traffic.
I used to like it!
They do not understand yield signs, no
honestly this is a big part of why I moved to the center of a walkable part of the area as soon as possible
I bicycle to work, drive my car as rarely as possible without gumming up the fuel system or flatlining the battery, and only end up in *95 traffic a couple times a month
after living in the NoVA suburbs for >13 years, once I tasted walkability there was no going back
This is funny because you're the exact opposite of me, I find the hill roads in and out of mendocino specifically nauseating, and I find city driving relaxing barring anything weird happening and I know where I'm going. Driving in an unknown city is stressful as heck though.
Blind spots are a myth! Also, roundabouts are fantastic but double lane roundabouts confuse the hell out of people. Lastly, NYC drivers easily take the cake as the worst drivers.
Oh yeah those hills are no good for folks who get carsick. Especially from Bodega Bay up to like Ft. Bragg. Very curvy and some insane drop offs. But man when I got my first real job out of college and was still a dumb ass (just less of one now I suppose) I bought myself a 6 speed g35 coupe and would just zoom around all the windy forest roads. I'd just do laps out to the coast via Pt. Reyes driving for the sheer pleasure of it.
Before that car I had a hand-me-down 325i that was as old as I was. It was also a manual, which I loved until I had to drive on those torturous San Francisco hills. Miracle I never burned that clutch out. Got to the point where I'd just take 20 minutes out of my way to go around them.
Those are very fun roads even (perhaps especially) with the cliffside to the right. Especially on a motorbike, where there's basically just a helmet visor and then infinite Pacific beyond
The lack of lane markings fries my brain.
Can't sleep without the thing now but yeah I get some good sleep
Also every night is a good nights sleep
Now, people that buy F-250's and then proceed to drive them through downtown Metropolitan areas as their daily can go sit and fuckin spin.
Anything taller than a normal compact car can get fucked and you shouldn't be allowed to drive them in metropolitan areas without some kind of additional license and possible prohibitively expensive fee for being a jack off moron.
My mom raised 5 of us including my step siblings and we packed into a ford escort goddammit. Was fine.
And if you do get a big vehicle one stipulation should be special parking spots all in the back 40 so I don't have to steer my compact car one year to old to have a backup camera out blindly because both sides of me are huuuuge fuckin vehicles that no one needs.
It was also fine.
Compact cars are not that small
10/10, would recommend a coronectomy for everyon--no wait, that part sucked.
The 2024 Tacoma SR is $36,000+ and has a five foot bed length.