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Edited by Kinq_DK:
8/7/2017 2:35:46 PM
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USA west coast roadtrip
Sup everyone,
I had a question for people who live in USA, west coast. Next week i'll be in california for 9 days. I want to rent a car, but i don't really know the traffic in big american cities. So my queation is,is it hard to drive around in Las vegas, los angles and san diego. So basicslly could an outsider drive in thosr cities without problems?
PS.
I'm 19 years old and from europe, i have about 2 years of driving experience and about 1 month of driving experiene in America, Iowa.
Edit: for the people who are saying you have to be 24/25+. I have tbe chance to rent the car in someone elses name, so it won't be a problem i guss
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4 RepliesEdited by Mad Max: 8/7/2017 4:06:14 AMWell LA is about 5-6 hours from Las Vegas, so it's not like it's just down the street. LA is about 2.5-3.5 [depending on traffic] hours north of San Diego, too. SoCal traffic is heavy and fast. Our freeways are 6-8 lanes in each direction, and if you're doing under 75mph you're going too slow. But most cities are easy to find your way around. LA has shitty public parking situations. Google Maps is your best friend. The best part about California driving is freeways, exits, and streets are usually very well marked.
