How to drive in Oklahoma City.

[RETOKSQUID]

Oh hell, I can only imagine. Honestly I hate big cities and personally I avoid them. If I’m there it’s because of my wife or some other demanding life situation.

I’d be just as happy living totally rural with farmer buddies out in BFE. No hipster districts or $60 per plate restaurants. My poor wife lmao

Hell yeah!

 

[sherrick13]

I was gonna say that as well. I spent some time driving in Dallas a few weeks ago. Holy crap!!! Anybody who thinks OKC is bad, just spend a little time in Dallas and OKC will quickly feel much more tame

And south FL, Miami is even worse than Dallas

 

[bushmaster06]

Driving in the city is like Driving Miss Daisy compared to Dallas, Houston, and anywhere south of Lake Okeechobee in Florida.

 

[dennishoddy]

Try LA and San Diego. Whole new level of crazy.

I don’t know, my last tour of duty with a former company that was moving factory equipment from LA to Ponca required me going out there in Compton for two weeks, doing my thing and coming home for a month. Repeat for a year, back and forth.
Most of my time was spent sitting in traffic at a near standstill taking an hour to get 10 miles back to the hotel because a white boy doesn’t stay in Compton overnight.

 

[1shott]

I would rather drive in Dallas than in Ada. I am serious. I hate this place.

The amount of traffic ada gets confounds me. Where the heck do all these people come from?

This place is not laid out and built for the amount of traffic it gets.

 

[OKRuss]

I would rather drive in Dallas than in Ada. I am serious. I hate this place.

The amount of traffic ada gets confounds me. Where the heck do all these people come from?

This place is not laid out and built for the amount of traffic it gets.

Get rid of 'crazy corner' and your traffic would flow just fine!

 

[1shott]

Get rid of 'crazy corner' and your traffic would flow just fine!

lol crazy corner is a breeze

It’s really is easy

It’s the rest of this damn town that’s messed up

 

[CoronaBorealis]

I was entering I-44 southbound from SW 59th street by Will Rogers Airport today. There was a car STOPPED on the on-ramp with a left blinker. I nearly rear ended them as I was trying to accelerate to highway speed. When I slowed down, I nearly got rear ended by the guy behind me, who veered onto the shoulder and passed both of us. I also entered the shoulder to pass the stopped car, and as I looked over, the driver was looking backwards out their driver side window, waiting for a gap to get onto the highway. Good luck going from 0 to 70 there, buddy.

 

[CoronaBorealis]

Down around Norman it's like that everytime we go through there. Bumper to bumper, then all of a sudden it opens up and every is back up to 90. WTF?

The area where that happens is called Moore lol

 

[KroyWen]

I was entering I-44 southbound from SW 59th street by Will Rogers Airport today. There was a car STOPPED on the on-ramp with a left blinker. I nearly rear ended them as I was trying to accelerate to highway speed. When I slowed down, I nearly got rear ended by the guy behind me, who veered onto the shoulder and passed both of us. I also entered the shoulder to pass the stopped car, and as I looked over, the driver was looking backwards out their driver side window, waiting for a gap to get onto the highway. Good luck going from 0 to 70 there, buddy.

That’s the kind of ramp behavior that drives me nuts !!! Don’t ya wish you were driving a tank in the moment !