I know nothing about California traffic or city locations. However, I can't stand traffic, so I get to work and leave earlier than the other people I work with to avoid the traffic, which works out pretty well. Today I didn't only had one place where I had to stop for traffic, and only for about two minutes. On days where the traffic really blows, I cut my lunch break a little bit (really, an hour is a long time, considering I work a 2 minute walk from some really great resteraunts, that will give you take out) and still go home early to miss traffic.
That being said, how does the bike work out in Rush Hour? I've been sort of half pining after a vespa, but I'm not sure if I could take that to work or not.
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Date: 2002-10-14 05:00 am (UTC)However, I can't stand traffic, so I get to work and leave earlier than the other people I work with to avoid the traffic, which works out pretty well.
Today I didn't only had one place where I had to stop for traffic, and only for about two minutes. On days where the traffic really blows, I cut my lunch break a little bit (really, an hour is a long time, considering I work a 2 minute walk from some really great resteraunts, that will give you take out) and still go home early to miss traffic.
That being said, how does the bike work out in Rush Hour?
I've been sort of half pining after a vespa, but I'm not sure if I could take that to work or not.