I have not flown in a long time. So I cannot answer this question very good. When I travel, I usually drive. I drove to Los Angeles and San Diego. I didn’t fly there. Thank you very much for reading. Have a nice night.
Driving to LA and San Diego rather than flying is honestly the better answer to this prompt. That stretch of California is worth seeing at ground level, and you skip the whole security-and-waiting routine. We’ve done a fair few long drives as a family and there’s something about arriving under your own steam that a flight never quite matches. Hope you get a good road trip in soon.
Yes exactly with driving, you see more things than flying. Plus you are right the security and waiting routine is a little much, so yes driving is better.
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Driving to LA and San Diego rather than flying is honestly the better answer to this prompt. That stretch of California is worth seeing at ground level, and you skip the whole security-and-waiting routine. We’ve done a fair few long drives as a family and there’s something about arriving under your own steam that a flight never quite matches. Hope you get a good road trip in soon.
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Yes exactly with driving, you see more things than flying. Plus you are right the security and waiting routine is a little much, so yes driving is better.
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I’ve never driven in California. Seems fun, liberating🛣️🐻
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It is really scary. On the freeway, there are multiple lanes going one way. Believe me if you are not used to it. It can be intimidating.
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Ah, I’ll keep that in mind. How many lanes is LA freeway?
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6 lanes, all the way up to ten lanes one way, so if you ever are driving over there keep that in mind.
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6 is a lot, 10 is mind boggling.
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