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To: Cinnamon Girl
Traffic yesterday was fantastic, as all of the people who can't read speed limit signs, don't know what a turn signal is and own cars incapable of exceeding 55 mph stayed home.

They should take off every Monday

3 posted on 05/02/2006 6:57:14 AM PDT by Rome2000 (Peace is not an option)
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To: Rome2000
"...all of the people who can't read speed limit signs, don't know what a turn signal is and own cars incapable of exceeding 55 mph stayed home. They should take off every Monday..."

Friday!
Fridays too!

5 posted on 05/02/2006 7:01:11 AM PDT by norton
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To: Rome2000

Funny, the 405 was jammed again this morning.
All the 20 year old Datsuns and Toyotas with
5 nodding heads and a driver were back.


10 posted on 05/02/2006 7:06:39 AM PDT by Cyber Ninja (His legacy is a stain on the dress.)
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To: Rome2000

When I got on the 405 North yesterday at 6:00 PM, the meter light was a solid green. That NEVER happens. Furthermore, total traffic had to be down at least 50%. When I got back on to the 405 South, 30 minutes later, I was able to go from on ramp to car pool lane without interference from another vehicle. Normally, it's a lane to lane effort with bumper to bumper traffic doing 20 mph.

It appears to me, that at least 50% of the drivers shouldn't be in this country, and a large percentage of those are uninsured motorists. They are a big contributor to rising fuel demands and appear to be the single biggest contributor to traffic congestion. If the illegals were dealt with, Southern California would be a much nicer place to live and work.


21 posted on 05/02/2006 7:22:07 AM PDT by Lurkus Maximus
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