How to Drive in Los Angeles
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- 17 tips for driving in Los Angeles, California. Driving in LA for the first time can be overwhelming for visitors. Learn the ropes and the rules of the road in LA so you'll be more comfortable when you arrive and drive. First: Traffic. If you spend much time in LA you learn to plan your life around traffic. As a visitor you should do the same. Morning traffic is 6am to 9am. Evening Rush is 3pm to 6:30pm. Fridays are worse. Pre Holidays like the day before Thanksgiving are awful. In general traffic flows towards Downtown LA in the morning, and away in the afternoon.
2: Freeways. LA has a ton of Freeways. We refer to them as “The 5” or “The 10” with north, south, east, west directions. Diamond Lanes are HOV lanes, certain number of passengers.. 24/7. You can often also pay to drive in some HOV lanes on the 110, 91. But you need a Fastrak transponder. The 110 Express lanes require a FASTRAK transponder even if carpooling.
3: Speed Limits. 65 on Freeways, 25 MPH on unmarked residential streets. Slower traffic on the right, faster traffic on the left. Go with the flow. Please don’t set your cruise control at 65MPH in the HOV lane. There aren't any speed cameras in LA. It seems nobody in LA actually abides by the speed limit. Pay extra attention to school zones where the speed limit is at certain times.
4: Changing lanes. It seems that in LA if you put your indicator on to ask to be let into a lane people just speed up and don’t let you in. General guideline is to put on your blinker just about as you are to change lanes.
5: Right turn on Red. Not many visitors would know this. You can turn right at a red light after you stop, as long as it is safe to do so. Turn front the right lane to the right lane. You can make a left turn on red on one way streets. Pay attention for people making U turns. Pay attention for signs that prohibit right turns on red.
6: Red light cameras. Automatically send you a ticket if you run a red light.. block an intersection.. or make a right turn on red without stopping first. Only in certain cities, like Beverly Hills.
7: Pedestrians. Legally at intersections and crosswalks. As a car if someone is in the crosswalk at any point you are supposed to stop. Generally you'll find behavior is cars go as long as people aren't near them. Pay attention for pedestrians crossing illegally in the middle of street. It happens all the time.
8: Bicycles. Can legally ride anywhere cars can except the freeway. Generally they stay in the right lane. But you may find them in the middle or even the left. Where there aren't bike lanes you may find them taking the whole lane.. give them space. Escooters legally are supposed to be on the street too.
9: Motorcycles. Can legally “split” the lane. On the freeway you'll find them driving between the HOV lane and the regular lanes. Supposed to only be 10 miles faster than the flow of the regular traffic.
10: Emergency Vehicles. Flashing lights and a siren, pull to the right. Freeway just move to the right. If they are behind you well.. then pull over and stop. On local streets from behind you or towards you. Unless it's a divided road and they are on the other side.
11: Stop Signs. First come first served. If you arrived at the same time, the person to your right goes. Beware of the “California Stop” -- that's just people who slow down.
12: Traffic lights. Traffic lights that are flashing red or off means it's a 4 way stop. Flashing yellow means “be careful” but it doesn't mean stop. When the light goes to yellow it means red is coming. It doesn't mean slam on your brakes.
Left turn yield.
13: Parking. You’ll be paying for parking in LA. Get over it. Try to park some place that isnt too sketchy.
14: Gas Stations. It seems international credit cards don’t work at the pump. So visitors have to pre pay. It’s annoying as you have to guess how much fuel you need. Also if you pre-pay say $50 and the car only takes $45, the balance gets credited back on your card.
15: GPS. Keep your GPS app with traffic on all the time. I like Google Maps. Lots of others like Waze.
16: Drive on the right. Tight Right, Loose Left. A good way for visitors to remember how to turn. Submitted from Dave James on Facebook
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thanks! I will!
GTA makes it seem so easy
You can't be a timid driver in LA, being aggressive certainly helps as many will not let you into their lane or path, also using "Waze" helps with traffic, cop & accident locations, very helpful.
Yes.. LA is an aggressive driving city
@@YellowProductions I lived & worked there & in Orange County for many years, we finally had enough & moved to Sacramento.
Haha, come to Mexico City guys, it will make driving in LA seem like driving in a small town
@@vinniecorleone62 Sacramento can get boring though.
As an Angeleno I've found out-of-state plates attempt to be too aggressive and bordering on reckless. I think it's because they're here in LA and believe that being ultra aggressive is okay and no one will mind. Remember there is a balance.
L.A. person here. Good tips. I do suggest for a tourist taking their first trip to L.A., who doesn't know anybody from L.A. to get them started and to avoid L.A.'s traffic issues, book some tours that can pick them up and drop them off from their hotel. They'll get them to the major tourist spots while relieving a lot of stress. Tourists from other areas, especially from Europe, will sadly figure out that L.A. is very spread out, with a public transportation system that is no where what they're used to at home. For subsequent visits (not their first) then get a rental car to visit those unique or more remote places, that tours just can't do.
Hello! May I have some advice? I’m from the uk and will be driving from San Jose to LA in November. What’s the best way for me to have gps working for my trip? Should I get a USA SIM card for my phone? Should I buy a sat nav? Will the rental car company give me a sat nav? Thanks!
yo it’s my first time being an adult in la. renting a tesla off turo for 5 days !
California freeways and highways: people drive 60 mph for 45 seconds than inexplicably slow down to 40 and then at a random time go 55. Cruise control can’t be used.
Cruise control is worthless in the cities in California for sure
@@YellowProductions Yall need adaptive cruise control that slows down and speeds up automatically
@@yeahnoway111 Ass, it's a lifesaver. Use it all day and I do about 80 miles both ways for my commute
@@YellowProductions I know Pasadena really well by walking but Los Angeles traffic is bad. I remember being on the bus and it was overcrowded with people and very hot on the bus
As an L.A. native, we truly do talk about distances in terms of time instead of distance. I often have no idea how many miles it is to a destination. Traffic between 10 am and 2-3 pm is more manageable. Also after 9 pm is okay. Sunday mornings are great in most areas. Holidays are a little better than regular weekdays. Also know that people in L.A. are really bad about continuing to drive through an intersection when the light is yellow and even after it has turned red. When your light turns green, don’t hit the gas too fast. Be sure that the cross traffic is actually stopping. People don’t usually use their horns here, unless you’re busy looking at your phone (illegal) and the light has changed, and then they may not be very nice about that.
In my experience that's how people talk everywhere in America.
Is it also true that you guys talk about driving a lot?
Actually we do the same in Belgium and most place I know in Europe. Even in North-African countries like Morocco they do so
@@ryanlittleton5615 we talk about traffic a lot. The Californians on SNL talking about traffic and how to get places is absolutely how it works here. Everyone has a fave shortcut.
What about in 2022
Drove around downtown and from Hollywood to San Diego. Fun drive. Was pretty stressed at first. Drivers are super aggressive in changing lanes and also not great at indicating.
@Jakaŭ ישראל grow up jakau..
Lol, no traffic between 1 am and 4 but then you run into construction and the dreaded detour off the fwy! As someone who grew up and learned to drive in Hollywood and still drives in Orange County, I can relate! The turn signal thing is so spot on. Not too mention all the tailgaters and high beamers! Great vid Chris!
EXACTLY, I'm from New York and we have less vehicles on the road, but really stupid drivers, none the less. I can relate as well. And also, there's way less lanes, usually 1-3 so it ends up being a massive backup as far as the eye can see in both directions.
Excellent advice! And I'm just so impressed at how well you present info on your channel!
Before we went to UK and Europe we found your channel and it HELPed our trip. I continued to watch other videos after we returned. Keep up the good work. Great channel.
Awesome! Thanks Jameson!
Thanks for making this video CR !
I could have used it 8 years ago in my first visit to LA. Hopefully it helps lots of people 😎
I’m from Australia, have been and driven in LA some 10 times over the years. Aside from the obvious difference that you guys drive on the right, we drive on the left and just the shear volume of traffic. Probably the main (road rule) differences between driving in LA and Sydney is, right turn on red, U-turns at traffic lights, four way Stops (we tend to have more roundabouts) and pre paying your fuel. Other than that it’s much the same.
That's about right :)
Heading to LA from New Zealand next week and I haven't driven there for over 20yrs. This was so helpful! Thank you
My pleasure Renee!
My favorite video to go back to every time I plan to drive in LA!
Awesome!
I've been to LA and the traffic is crazy! And each side of the freeway even has 6 lanes!
Yup!
And studies usually show adding more Lanes to a freeway doesn't ease congestion. People wait in the left lane till the last minute then veer across the highway to make their exit and cut everyone off
It ain’t bad we went last week it’s not even that bad the traffic at least moves Houston will be stopped for 7 hours stuck there
@@idk_who2320 o dear
These are very helpful tips! I've heard so many things about the traffic in LA. I remember going to Houston a year and a half ago, and I had to do the same thing by avoiding the freeways at rush hour as they will turn into parking lots. I feel like Michigan also has implemented the California Stop as many people will not come to a complete stop before proceeding.
Yeah.. traffic in big Texas cities is rough too since they have zero public transport
Drove 500 miles in five days. No sweat even though the steering wheel is on the wrong side of the car. Yeah, I'm from Australia. Only problem I had was a sore neck looking over my left shoulder, as I usually look over my right shoulder.
Thank you so much for your video! 🙏 ❤❤❤ It is so helpful for foreigners! I really needed all these tips because it was really hard to drive for me when I just came to LA. All the nuances are covered in this video, thank you for your help!!!❤❤❤
Thanks Andrew!
This is sooo helpful! Thank you so much for making this video. I'm going to LA this December and decided to rent a car since I'm planning on moving to LA eventually.
Basic rule is, don't try to drive any long distances after 2 PM, unless you like traffic. Secret fun is very early saturday and sunday the streets of LA are fairly open and empty and you can drive all over town up to around 2 pm
Chris, my son is now living in Pasadena, I make him drive. He is also an EMT and your tips were very spot on. Thanks. Kevin Bishop
This video is awesome. I'm literally sat at Heathrow Airport in London right now, getting ready for my first time in LA/the States in general; very informative. Thank you!
Awesome! Enjoy LA!
I was in Hollywood last year and I learned to be careful driving in the right lane. People park their cars in this lane, if you're not paying attention, you'll rear end a car parked in the road. Good luck making a left hand turn at a light without a left turn light. GPS says something is 12 miles away and it can take a full one hour to drive a lousy 12 miles!!
All true!
Great info Chris, our family has driven in LA a few times, and its always been insane, your info is most helpful. My husband always says he needs a scotch after driving in LA .
Hah! Yeah. That describes LA well
Excellent job Chris! I love LA! Although I have become accustomed to driving there, I still have my moments of frustration when I am in town visiting. CAB😍🚘
Most of these apply to anywhere in the US. What I noted in LA is that people drive bumper to bumper at a high rate of speed. Plus, contesting a parking ticket in LA is like a Kafka short story.
How to drive in LA?
Just cut 4 lanes at a time at 80 MPH until you reach the Dead Stop Traffic before you hit the PCH lol
lol
I live in NYC so aggressive driving is what I'm most used to, also I have a cousin who lives in Santa Monica, CA and as a result I have some experience driving in Los Angeles.
NYC=More Congested Traffic and tolls... so many tolls
LA= Longer distances, more time spent in a car.
I visited LA a few times with rental car, would say driving is pretty much ok if not in downtown and hot tourist spots due to limited parking and slow traffic. Driving on freeways at night may be a bit itimidating sometimes.
BTW your tips are really really useful indeed, thanks!
Went to LA in the beginning of the month and I experienced everything you said :D
This video is a good one and would have helped a lot before I went there but for sure will help many others.
California Stop is like our Portugal Stop (yes not only one city but everyone in the country does it) XD. No one really stops at the sign...
Great video!
Thanks Pedro!
Hello! May I have some advice? I’m from the uk and will be driving from San Jose to LA in November. What’s the best way for me to have gps working for my trip? Should I get a USA SIM card for my phone? Should I buy a sat nav? Will the rental car company give me a sat nav? Thanks
Thank you for this video and all you LA ones. They are very helpful and we will be taking your advice when we visit in September ❤
Glad it was helpful!
really liked the right turn on red rule 👍 another great video 👌
Thanks Dieter!
Always enjoy your shows
Thanks Desmond!
wow thank you this was so helpful and entertaining. Unlike most other youtube videos Cheers, Chris
Thanks Abigail!
Hi Chris. Thank you very much for the info. I'm lucky that I travel with someone who loves to drive.
Thanks James . You are lucky :)
I LIVE HERE AND YES THE TRAFFIC IS REALLY BAD THANKS FOR THE TIPS
Thanks Linda!
Loved this video, so useful 👍
Great video, thank you! I'm coming over from the UK next month and this is exactly what I needed :)
How did it go? 😂
@@MinaBae93 Was completely fine, thank you!
Very useful video for people from LEFT-hand side driving countries in LA .
Thanks Chris! Looks likes more challenging than GTA. Your Vids is so helpful! Godbless
Thanks Roland!
I heard about the "protected left turn" and i as curious what that meant. This video basically clarified that and other helpful tips. Thank you! I'm going visit LA this year and i want know what to expect from other drivers and road rules there
Thank you so much. This was really helpful. ❤
My pleasure Hatem!
This was very helpful. Thanks.
My pleasure Adri!
Very useful video, thank you.
Thanks David!
Very informative video! Thanks for sharing! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks Be360!
Great information👍🏻🙏🏼
Thanks Nancy!
Chris, thanks for a very insightful video. Not only the driving rules but also the international debit card trick at the pumps. I'll try myself in a few weeks, but this all does not sound all that different from any busy place on the planet. If you've been on a rush hour autobahn in Germany and have navigated through a rush hour in Tirana, Albania - I'm sure you're gonna be just fine.
Best wishes!
I have to say, I drove one week in LA and I didn't get mad. Just some traffic here and there...parking is horrible, though
From Australia- drove in LA 3 years ago for the very first time. I’ve been driving for 50 years, and I must admit I was exhilarated yet terrified. Biggest challenge: reprogramming my brain to stay right. And, yes, if you don’t drive at least the speed limit, you will be eaten alive.
I love your videos 🤩
Thanks Monic!
yup those left turn yields always get me too. and thats how I learned the technique of inch out into the intersection and wait for the light to turn yellow then red, the intersection to clear and make my left. Because generally you got like a split second or two to go.
Edit: especially lane changing, i've learned the concept of if there is an opening, take while using signal. (I use my signal at any turn I do, lane changing or turning in an intersection even if it is a turning lane anyhow)
Really enjoyed this video. A lot of the same advice can be applied to Hawaii. Btw, do you guys wave (in Hawaii, it's give the shaka) as a thank you to other drivers when merging lanes? I don't remember seeing that too much on the Mainland.
Some people wave.. but not very much. I enjoy the Shaka in Hawaii.. I think Hawaii drivers are fairly polite
LA For Life💙💙💙
Thank you
Thanks!
Hi Chris
Great informative video. Need some advice, we're flying into LAX on the 11th of August, staying in El Segundo. We will be driving route 66 to Williams az the next day. What's the best way to take to avoid traffic, and would you recommend anywhere better to stay than el Segundo, because of traffic. We would uber walk of fame and Santa monica on the day of arrival. Any advice from a local guru like you would be greatly appreciated.
Kevin & Ange from 🇦🇺
I can relate to this. Traffic in LA is candy compared to that in Jakarta. We also measure thing in time. 30 minutes if there's no traffic, but you can spend up to 2 hours if there is.
I've never been to Jakarta.. but if it's anything like Bangkok I can imagine it :)
Great video! I've been driving for 10+ years in the UK but would feel really intimidated trying to drive in the US. I think especially for a first visit i'd prefer to make sure I save plenty of money for taxi's and other transport. More expensive but I would feel better in the knowledge that I won't be breaking any major road rules!
Many people feel the same way Hannah. Uber and Lyft is the way to go then!
single motorcycles are allowed on car pool lanes and they can split lanes also. motorcycle is a very good option in LA
Thanks Chris, great vid. Lived and worked in Cali and LA most of my life. Great suggestions. Might want to consider making a vid on metro-ing Los Angeles. You can almost cover the entire county (4751 sq mi) with an all day metro card ($7). I find it's fun, interesting, adventurous and cheaper than renting a car and feeling the L.A. burn on the 110. Lots of spots to stop and feel the different 'tribes' of Los Angeles. Bon chance.
Thanks for the tips
I live in Massachusetts and we only have 3 lanes here lol and here highways are called started with I
How to drive in LA boils down to one thing, take any freeway and traffic jam like a boss
LA freeways are crazy, and this comes from a London driver. I'd hate to see what it's like when it rains! My biggest tip is check your mirrors and blind spots before making any lane change/movement!
LA freeways are completely non functional when it rains
Thank you so much for this. I’m from Ireland and want to visit LA this summer. Any other videos that you guys think would be good let me know please
You might want to browse my Los Angeles playlist here Sarah: Los Angeles Travel Guides: th-cam.com/play/PLOVadUHX1B-KpaZG7l8jjT6Hjmg3SUFgP.html
@@YellowProductions fantastic! Thanks so much!
Right on red is still yield to right of way which is traffic that doesn't cross a different lane of traffic to proceed or who has arrived first in cases of stop signs.
Left turn yield drives me nuts!!!
Me too!
In Europe traffic lights are before intersection, in US they are after intersection. Pay attention not to cross on red if you are used to stop just in front of the traffic lights.
I really like USA, because like i said americans have been inspiring me.😁🇺🇸
Backroads are usually open. The 10 and other major highways are the worst. Great thing about LA is there’s usually always an alternate route.
This sounds a lot like driving in my city. Lots of traffic and angry drivers. Lots of rules but you only follow half of them. Everyone is driving above the speed limit and changes lanes without much prior notification. Lots of stop and go traffic. You have to be always wary of pedestrians jaywalking. Skateboards, scooters, bicycles riding in the middle of the road and even sometimes into oncoming traffic. Everyone is breaking the rules and you end up breaking them as well just cause that's the environment you're used to. Having used to driving in an urban environment with heavy traffic I think I'll be quite alright driving in LA traffic. But if you come from a small town or a village in Europe, the driving in Los Angeles might feel like hell on earth for you.
btw driving in such conditions you learn to anticipate people's actions, like for example when you see somebody leaning to the edge of the lane you know he is likely going to change lane either without their blinker or turning his blinker in the last moment when he sees free space.
You will do quite well. What city above are you describing?
@@antoniahamilton3201 Sofia, Bulgaria
Very helpful video. Would these tips also apply to driving in San Diego? Taking a trip to SD and LA in December
Hi Illmatic... most of this would indeed apply to San Diego.
These tips apply to nearly every major city and metro area in California. Lol
They probably do.. but they also apply to LA.. And that's the question I get asked over and over again
I live and am from L.A. and people always ask if its like in the movies, I can confirm that it is exactly like the movies
4 years later and this video is very informative still 😵💫 I come from Ohio where it’s 1 min a mile lol I had a great wake up call (;
Glad it was helpful!
as of today rush hour is basically 6am to 6pm on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. it makes me flail in frustration sometimes.
🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙 Good job and thanks I so enjoy your videos keep it up
Thanks Juan!
Same in Toronto.
i miss LA
I just made a decision against driving in LA. I'll just take the subway or an uber during my trip. This sounds like driving hell... :D
I see the traffic is wow
It sure is!
If you are paying for fuel at the pump with a Canadian credit card you can enter the digits of your postal code followed by two zeros. Eg. R3P 2L6 you would enter 32600 as the zip code at the pump. Works for me every time.
Thanks for the tip Darren!
A few added points about driving in LA.
The side of an exit is indicated on the exit sign. If it is a right exit the exit number will be on the right side. If it is a left exit, the exit number will be on the left side of the sign. I did not discover this until I had lived there for 7 years.
About going with the flow I was once in a group of cars where the flow was going 90. In among this group of about 40 cars was a CHP cruiser also going 90. No one seemed to be concerned. This was going west near San Bernardino. But I would not count on this all the time.
Turn Signals. I am from Canada and I was called weird for using my turn signals at all.
Pedestrians. Do not jaywalk. People will rarely stop for pedestrians at crosswalks. Never for jay walkers. I have even had police cars almost run me over at a crosswalk. If you try to cross where traffic is flowing be hyper alert and be prepared to jump back. Leave lots of room to cross at uncontrolled crosswalks.
If you are a Canadian and you are filling up anywhere in the USA and the pump asks for your zip code, you take the three digits from your Canadian postal code and add 00 to it. For example, if your Canadian postal code is A3B 5C7 then you punch in 35700 and so forth.
If you listen to traffic reports on the radio, they may mention a "sigalert" is happening some place. a Sig-Alert is an unplanned lane closure expected to last a half hour or more. Often from a collision. Named for long gone traffic reporter Loyd Sigmon.
Thanks for the extra tips!
HI, I have going to visit San Francisco and LA for a few days and I've been loving your videos, now I know I shouldn't rent a car in San Francisco, but my question is: shod I rent a car in LA or is it easier by public transportation?? (I'm traveling with a family of)
I think yes you should rent a car in LA. Public transit in LA is rough
@@YellowProductions thank you so much for your reply, I'm loving your videos, ty so much
Grandpa Richard's tip: Only take escorted tours and let someone local do all the driving!
That works too :)
Ur the best
Trank you from Brazil 🇧🇷
Well ive lived in los angeles for 26yra and damn near all he said here is true. It really isnt as hard to drive here. But i can see how itll be challenging for most ppl who visit here from smaller cities
I noticed after I got back from nyc I also started calling things by “the” lol because of the trains there I started calling buses or roads the 45 or the 10 lol
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All this info made my anxiety high 🥺😆 I’m just going to let Jesus take the wheel 🚘 I’m excited for my trip, coming from Alaska, I’m use to aggressive drivers and people not warning you when they’ are turning into the lanes.
How did it go? Im also anxious
if youre a tourist and you visit downtown LA with a car be ready to pay with cash if youre lucky the meters have debit or credit card access if not you have to pay 10-20 bucks to get into a parking lot in DOWNTOWN
Be wary of the 'black ice' that forms on the streets and especially the freeways when there's a little rain during a dry spell. LOTS of fender benders, and on the freeway it can be disastrous. Give yourself extra room to stop, and turn off cruise control.
Good tip
Friday is traffic all day!
I literally live in So. Cal. and still desperately need this video LMAO
Glad I could help! 😀
Home sweet home 😄
Do my foreign driving license works ?
I’m hesitant to bring a car to LA because of the traffic and the fact that gas and insurance is too high. If I were to relocate around the NoHo or Burbank area, would it be better and well worth having a car still?
Yes. I think a car in LA is a must
Uhhhh….YA!
Driving in LA is different than driving in Orange County, especially the left yield turns!!😂😂
Indeed... I hate the left turn yields!
What do you mean? This is how a left turn is made. You wait for oncoming traffic, then go. This is how left turns are made across the world. Are you trying to say that traffic lights in OC always have that green arrow showing you it's safe to pass on a left turn without waiting for oncoming traffic? If that is the case then OC drivers are totally inept in driving everywhere else in the world since they don't know how to do a regular left turn.
Great vid! Question..
In the U.K. we wave our hands or flash our lights to say thank you if a car lets us pass etc. Is this normal in the US? I don't want to start waving at cars and they think I'm weird 🤣
I'd say waving hands is normal to say thanks... flashing lights here is usually more a signal if you're at a 4-way stop, and you want to let the other drive go ahead instead of you, then you might flight your highbeams to let them know they can go
@@YellowProductions thanks for the info!!
I’m From LA and everything he said is 100% correct .. I’m currently driving on THE 5 👍🏻
Honestly, the traffic issues would be a lot less trouble if Los Angeles County started investing more of their money in perfecting and expanding their public transportation. I wouldn’t mind moving to Los Angeles if their public transportation was like New York’s.
Los Angeles is slowly investing in and upgrading its rapid transit options. Nothing like New York's of course but I understand New York's traffic has become rated as some of the worse in the nation.
Also as far as the driving right thing, at first, i just use to tell myself that w.e direction im driving, my steering wheel is supposed to be on the side away from the curb. If your steering wheel is on the side nearest the curb, Youre going in the wrong direction
Also, for the freeways, they usually get crowded between 6am-9am and 3pm-6pm. Once those times elapse, youll notice traffic gets lighter nd lighter. Dont drive during those times. The 405 freeway is the worst. Its like the city of NY. It never sleeps