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Getting AroundDriving in Los Angeles can be frustrating and difficult at times; with almost two cars to every one person, LA consistently ranks as one of the most traffic congested cities in the nation. However, while walking, biking, carpooling, taking the metro and traveling by bus are all very possible, in most cases it is still more convenient to simply drive your own vehicle to get where you need to go. A quick glance at an LA map will tell you that freeways run every which way throughout the city, and if planning on traveling them 7-10am or 3-6pm, Mon-Fri, be prepared to get stuck in all the hustle and bustle of rush hour traffic.
Electronic freeway condition signs are positioned all throughout Los Angeles, and can often help you avoid accidents and other freeway congesting situations. Freeway interchanges can also be very congesting and are often hard to maneuver; therefore, it is important to know exactly where and when you are going to be switching freeways, as last minute changes are rarely possible. Due to LA’s high traffic congestion, it is extremely important to drive safely and follow traffic laws. In addition to knowing that it’s legal to make a right turn on a red light (after making a full stop, then checking for and yielding to pedestrians and cross traffic) as a California driver, you must:
For information about automobile-related subjects contact:
Other transportation Sit back and leave the driving to someone else! There are a number of transportation alternatives in the greater Los Angeles area. Here are a few: Park & Ride:
Taxicabs & Airport Shuttles:
Train/ Bus:
Metro:
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