Thread: Driving In LA

Driving in NYC takes you through and under things. You notice that when you're coming from LA. *wink*

NYC drivers will brake at a green light, BUT in their defense, NYC pedestrians do walk against red lights, head down looking at their phone, headphones in.

Every car in NYC has dinged-up bumpers (see #2) and NYC drivers can't parallel park. In fact, NYC drivers are the third worst at parallel parking in the entire US, ranking just behind Beverly Hills (valet - no practice) and Oregon drivers "....just a little more.." CRUNCH!

Turn signals, NYC drivers don't us them.

Bicyclists are everywhere

Originally Posted by Migflanker

Driving in NYC takes you through and under things. You notice that when you're coming from LA. *wink*

NYC drivers will brake at a green light, BUT in their defense, NYC pedestrians do walk against red lights, head down looking at their phone, headphones in.

Every car in NYC has dinged-up bumpers (see #2) and NYC drivers can't parallel park. In fact, NYC drivers are the third worst at parallel parking in the entire US, ranking just behind Beverly Hills (valet - no practice) and Oregon drivers "....just a little more.." CRUNCH!

Turn signals, NYC drivers don't us them.

Bicyclists are everywhere

We had a friend drive us in NYC (he worked there) and I couldn't believe what I saw. He turns on his signal to turn right and we see a ton of people crossing the road. He turns anyway. When I asked if he was worried about hitting someone he said "I'm bigger than they are. They'll move. Or, you know, they won't".

The parking situation was crazy, too. We walked from his office to pick up his car and the cars were on lifts one on top of another to maximize capacity. Three - yes three! - cars in each spot stacked on top of each other.

Originally Posted by MRSDS1DONNA

The parking situation was crazy, too. We walked from his office to pick up his car and the cars were on lifts one on top of another to maximize capacity. Three - yes three! - cars in each spot stacked on top of each other.

Yeah, it's all stack 'em, pack 'em & rack 'em, until the power goes out!