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On Jul 12, 9:48 pm, Carl Rogers <postmas...@calrog.com> wrote:
> MLOM wrote:
> > Where did you find that?  It sounds oddly like a stunt MoDOT might do.
>
> Hey GR,
>
> It's in San Mateo, Calif. along CalTrain.  Can you believe that a 1h15m
> train ride takes faster than driving?  Such is life in the Peninsula. :-|
>
> Hopefully the commute in KC is less hectic.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Carl Rogers
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Greetings Carl.

KC isn't bad for a metro area, but it does have its share of choke
points.  Fortunately, my daily commute of 6 miles avoids them all.
I'm well south of the bulk of the rush hour traffic, with both my home
and my employer south of the notorious Grandview Triangle.

I had my one-time experience in S. CA back in June 1995, visiting my
brother during his short stay in San Diego.  I hit morning rush near
San Bernardino, and my car (which handled the mountains and desert
quite well) blew 3 freeze plugs and two hoses on I-215.  I spent all
day in the shop due to the parts requiring transport from Los
Angeles.  The positive effect of that was crossing the Mojave Desert
(I-15) at night.  That made for some interesting lighting sights upon
entering Nevada.

Regards.
G.R. Van | Kansas City | http://www.mylandofmisery.com/roads/