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Welcoming Thanksgiving on the 405 Freeway in LA

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TitoKraft's profile picture
TitoKraft2 years ago

One more lane bro... One more lane will fix it

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Papierowa Wawa2 years ago

In Poland there's a running joke about the US celebrating our Independance Day in that way.

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Dreamz2 years ago

It’s been reported that drivers in Los Angeles spend an average of 102 hours a year in traffic jams, which is the most in the world.

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Dr Smol2 years ago

Why does it look like a clip from 2003

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TactiGamer2 years ago

No amount of money or clout could make me live in big cities

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V2 years ago

Wow. So happy not to live in such a place.

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Melinda Eduardos2 years ago

Again, I may be belaboring the point, but the metro has increased its area of service pretty dramatically. They’ve added a bunch of new lines and while it’s not quite state of the art, it’s much faster than and convenient than this freakish waste of a perfectly good evening ….

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Regatr0n2 years ago

That's just a normal day in that stretch of the 405, heading into the 101.

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MatjažJarc2 years ago

Looks like something worth missing!

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Namer2 years ago

The 405 Freeway, or Interstate 405, is a major north-south freeway spanning approximately 70 miles in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, California. Known for heavy traffic, especially during peak hours, it connects densely populated areas and passes landmarks such as the Getty Center, UCLA, and Los Angeles International Airport. The Sepulveda Pass is a notable section as it traverses the Santa Monica Mountains and is frequently discussed in the context of traffic challenges.

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