We may be heading out of LA in this video but if you want to see more of our adventures in the City Of Angels, check out our full day vlog here 👉🏻 th-cam.com/video/5R6SMJm5lQA/w-d-xo.html
I grew up in Southern CA. Watched all those freeways being built. Travelled many times to San Diego. As my kids grew, we ended up taking the train to San Diego. More fun and less time on the freeway. Plus we parents got there Rested!
I do admire Jason for taking on the driving. Driving on the wrong side of the road, coping with all that traffic on busy roads whilst following a sat nav ain't my idea of fun. Loved those 2 ships all alight and as it got darker all the buildings lit up. Amazing. Thanks guys.
I have always said im willing to drive anywhere but sadly i draw the line at doing that route, too many things to look out for and you are on the wrong side of the road. Massive well done Jason and thats not me being sarcastic xx
@@JJExtra i apologise to Louis and Jeffrey and any other American they do drive on the "right side" its us that ain't normal lol, edited to add any other "extras" out there who drive on the right too, dont want to leave anyone out🙈🙈😂😂
Kevin and I had a chuckle when you said 2 hours was a long drive. That’s nothing for us. I guess that’s the difference when you live in a big country. We drove down the coast road - much nicer even if longer.😊 You arrived in San Diego at such a nice time.
After driving around mission valley/downtown, I had an Uber passenger once tell me that it’s harder to drive in San Diego than LA. We concluded its because we have a similar density road styles, but our higher speeds makes road turns and changes occur much more frequently. Think of the 163 area I n balboa park vs the LA Downtown area
As tourists we have driven in both but definitely prefer driving in San Diego. I guess being British we are used to small roads and frequent turns and twists 😂 at least the traffic moves in San Diego 🤣
Thank you! It can be a bit daunting sometimes but you just have to make a decision and stick with it knowing the gps will reroute if you go wrong. Staying calm is the key 😊
Your video filled me with genuine anxiety lol Getting a local (preferably an American friend you happen to know in Los Angeles) to drive you to San Diego would've been ideal. For starters, we know roads the GPS (Sat Nav) wouldn't consider. In addition, we would shave minutes off of the estimated time given to you. Food for thought 😊
We may be heading out of LA in this video but if you want to see more of our adventures in the City Of Angels, check out our full day vlog here 👉🏻 th-cam.com/video/5R6SMJm5lQA/w-d-xo.html
I grew up in Southern CA. Watched all those freeways being built. Travelled many times to San Diego. As my kids grew, we ended up taking the train to San Diego. More fun and less time on the freeway. Plus we parents got there Rested!
Great video👍✔
I do admire Jason for taking on the driving. Driving on the wrong side of the road, coping with all that traffic on busy roads whilst following a sat nav ain't my idea of fun. Loved those 2 ships all alight and as it got darker all the buildings lit up. Amazing. Thanks guys.
I don’t mind driving and my super power is remaining calm so that helps 😂 San Diego is so pretty at night isn’t it?
AHH, just catching up on videos and thanks for the shoutout 🥰
You’re welcome, thank you for continuing to support us 💜
Interesting to see what you consider a long drive - being from California, a long drive is one that's at least 6 hours.
It is fun to drive a car with you. More videos like this please.
Noted 😊 thanks!
I have always said im willing to drive anywhere but sadly i draw the line at doing that route, too many things to look out for and you are on the wrong side of the road. Massive well done Jason and thats not me being sarcastic xx
Nah it’s a piece of cake….. technically they drive on the ‘right’ side in America so not sure we can say it’s wrong 😂
@@JJExtra i apologise to Louis and Jeffrey and any other American they do drive on the "right side" its us that ain't normal lol, edited to add any other "extras" out there who drive on the right too, dont want to leave anyone out🙈🙈😂😂
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Kevin and I had a chuckle when you said 2 hours was a long drive. That’s nothing for us. I guess that’s the difference when you live in a big country. We drove down the coast road - much nicer even if longer.😊 You arrived in San Diego at such a nice time.
Haha very true! It was so pretty when we arrived, perfect timing which we wouldn’t have had if we had carried on the interstate 😊
After driving around mission valley/downtown, I had an Uber passenger once tell me that it’s harder to drive in San Diego than LA. We concluded its because we have a similar density road styles, but our higher speeds makes road turns and changes occur much more frequently.
Think of the 163 area I n balboa park vs the LA Downtown area
As tourists we have driven in both but definitely prefer driving in San Diego. I guess being British we are used to small roads and frequent turns and twists 😂 at least the traffic moves in San Diego 🤣
Can you believe we have never had panda express.
I would choose the coastal drive over the interstate any day.
The roads in America scare me haha xx
Never!? Maybe next time you visit give it a go 😍 coastal drive for the win 🏆
Fiona and Sharon were being so quiet, I almost forgot they were in the car with you. 🤫👿
They may (or may not) have fallen asleep on the journey 😂
Jason i take my hat off to you for driving in really busy areas.
Great vlog guys ❤❤xx
Thank you! It can be a bit daunting sometimes but you just have to make a decision and stick with it knowing the gps will reroute if you go wrong. Staying calm is the key 😊
All cars in the US have A/C. Why the surprise?
And most British cars are manual.
Y’all be careful 💀
You came to experience America with a Japanese car and Chinese food? That's not how you do it.
Your video filled me with genuine anxiety lol
Getting a local (preferably an American friend you happen to know in Los Angeles) to drive you to San Diego would've been ideal. For starters, we know roads the GPS (Sat Nav) wouldn't consider. In addition, we would shave minutes off of the estimated time given to you. Food for thought 😊