Vacation Driving Tips

[98SVT - was 06GT]

As the summer vacation season approaches we should add special instructions to help visitors better navigate when they are in your area.
A few basic California points are when you ask how far someplace is you will get an answer in hours and minutes not miles. The answer will usually be based on the current time so if you ask at 8 pm you can expect the answer to double or triple at 8 am. The fast lane isn't. You can be in Los Angeles and still be over 3 hours from your destination - in Los Angeles.

[mark p]

Thanks for the tips   

[TA Coupe]

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[deathsled]

"Can't get my car out of second gear. It took me 16 hours to get to LA." Sammy Hagar can't drive 55. Apparently nothing had changed since the 80s.

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As the summer vacation season approaches we should add special instructions to help visitors better navigate when they are in your area.
A few basic California points are when you ask how far someplace is you will get an answer in hours and minutes not miles. The answer will usually be based on the current time so if you ask at 8 pm you can expect the answer to double or triple at 8 am. The fast lane isn't. You can be in Affordable Movers in Los Angeles    affmov.com and still be over 3 hours from your destination - in Los Angeles.

Hi! That's a great idea. One thing I've noticed is that visitors often underestimate the size of Los Angeles and the impact of traffic. It's crucial to emphasize that traffic can significantly change travel times. We should also mention the importance of using navigation apps that provide real-time traffic updates. Additionally, visitors should know about alternative routes to avoid major freeways during peak hours. Another good tip is to plan extra time for parking, especially in popular areas. Maybe we could create a small guide or a webpage with all this information to make it easily accessible.