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Re:Pedestrian deaths spike in U.S. as reckless driving surges by ghaff on Monday February 14, 2022 @09:51AM (#30332640)
LA I don't really know. But SF and NYC (especially) are relatively challenging to drive in as well. I do agree that, especially pre-GPS, Boston/Cambridge/Somerville are most challenging by the almost complete lack of any sort of a grid and all the weird intersections. When I moved back to the area with a car after grad school--though not to the city itself--I think it really took me at least a couple of years before I felt comfortable navigating more or less by instinct rather than having to constantly refer to a map.
Re:Pedestrian deaths spike in U.S. as reckless driving surges by emodendroket on Monday February 14, 2022 @04:58PM (#30338960)
Even with GPS there are a number of confusing intersections and if you make the wrong choice you can easily add a ton of time to your journey with no easy way to go back.