I think DC and Atlanta are worse. Morning and afternoon rush hours last about 4 hours each and nothing moves.I guess NYC's even worse, if that's possible.
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I think DC and Atlanta are worse. Morning and afternoon rush hours last about 4 hours each and nothing moves.I guess NYC's even worse, if that's possible.
If I need something really really bad, & D.C.'s the only place to get it, I'll do without it. When I can see where I need to be, & can't get there because of one-way streets, I need to be somewhere else.I think DC and Atlanta are worse. Morning and afternoon rush hours last about 4 hours each and nothing moves.
Only 7.5 miles; you should ride a scooter.The situation here is becoming like that, and my dear wife can attest on that! I DON'T have to suffer this, my work is just 12 km from my home and all of them are AGAINST traffic! Lucky me.
Yes I know, but In my age, sizes and with the stupidity of other drivers on the road I can't risk having a fall.Only 7.5 miles; you should ride a scooter.
I'm a good bit older than you & was pushing 200 lb. when I was riding mine. I'd still be riding today if MD hadn't passed laws requiring helmets, registrations, insurance,& licenses. Due to their low horsepower, they aren't allowed on roads with speed limits in excess of 50 mph, and I decided that if I had to spend all that money to ride, I'd spend it on a full-sized motorcycle that I could ride on any roads I chose, regardless of speed limits. Might even have ventured over to MC's & taken her for a ride .Yes I know, but In my age, sizes and with the stupidity of other drivers on the road I can't risk having a fall.
Shalom dearest Dax! Long time....
I hope you work less ....
Yes I am enjoying it very much! We just return after 14 days, and 3000km of driving in Croatia and Slovenia, I can say now that in MHO are the most beautiful countries in Europe and I have visited many of them!
Here, all of that (= insurance, helmet licence .....) is the obvious!I'm a good bit older than you & was pushing 200 lb. when I was riding mine. I'd still be riding today if MD hadn't passed laws requiring helmets, registrations, insurance,& licenses. Due to their low horsepower, they aren't allowed on roads with speed limits in excess of 50 mph, and I decided that if I had to spend all that money to ride, I'd spend it on a full-sized motorcycle that I could ride on any roads I chose, regardless of speed limits. Might even have ventured over to MC's & taken her for a ride .
Other drivers used to be a larger problem here when bikes & scooters weren't as prevalent as they've become. In fact, there is the opposite problem now; the bikers jump from lane to lane without bothering to signal, weave in & out of traffic, ride on the shoulder, etc. Those kind are in the minority, naturally, but they're indistinguishable from the responsible bikers until they pull something stupid.