04caliwrx

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u can only enter and exit is the spots where the lines break apart. i lived in hollywood and took me some time to gt use to it also

sigma pi

iTrader: (6)

there ya go

it seems like its only socal?

STi-owns-evo

iTrader: (4)

And Rowland Heights, Hacienda Heights, Diamond Bar, Monterey Park, and most everywhere else in SoCal is any different?

Only in SoCal has semi drivers changed lanes forcing me to the shoulder, seen cars try to swerve through traffic so much that they lose control and spin out going straight, see people get on an empty freeway (I was the only one I could see in front of me and in my rear view mirror) at 1 AM, and go straight for the #1 lane.

sigma pi

iTrader: (6)

did you block the semi driver? because i know they dotn put up with that crap
the local semi drivers suck here the long haul guys are waaay better.

where is the pic of the nor cal mustang with chains on the front tires?

and if they went strait for the number one lane you know better you have been here long enough you n00b ***!!!!! you follow them to the number one lane and proceede to ride his ***

the city is the worst driving i ahve ever seen

samurai

iTrader: (1)

Carpool lane for socal = active 24/7. Designated entry and exit regions.

Carpool lane for norcal = active only for peak times. 3pm-7pm

Socal = people move quickly. You get honked at for hesitating at a stop light when it turns green.

Norcal = people move wrecklessly. You have people who can't see over their steering wheel driving 55 in the fast lanes and the person next to them doing the same....

Don't cross double yellows (that is general knowlege).

samurai

iTrader: (1)

This happens on the 5 to be honest.