I am a 65 year Hoosier resident now living in Florida for the past 13 years. I have traveled this route once each year for the past 13 years. I have never had the time to take note of what lanes to get in and when to get in them. Your video is very helpful. Now, I have time to make notes which of course I couldn't do while driving. Thank you fellow Hoosier.
It's a Dated Video,There's No Longer a AKERS MILL Rd.Exit, on I -75 N.It's Been Renamed Cumberland Blvd.Exit🤗Once U get off AKERS Mill is to Right,Cumberland Blvd.is Left.Only About Quarter Mile of To the Right is Cumberland Blvd.
Jeff Keller ha....nowadays, the only time you can make through Atlanta on the weekends is either early in the morning or super late at night without any gridlock.....I have been living in Atlanta for 20 years too long.....Atlanta now has congestion, gridlock traffic on the weekends going through downtown on Saturdays and Sundays.....Yes, Sundays......people just take to their cars and joy ride, and the volume of traffic creates a bottleneck effect between the hours of 11 in the morning til 5 in the afternoon....It’s ridiculous.....
I drove from Toronto to Tampa Bay back in 2014 and when we went through Atlanta, I didn't think it would take that long or be that big to get through but holy cow it's a massive city. Like scary big, but nice though.
Atlanta is the third largest developed built up/urbanized area by square miles in the world. It's probably about three or four Torontos in physical layout.
The trick is to go with the flow and try to stay in the center so you cannot get picked off. I-75 south of Atlanta used to be the world's busiest freeway in the Guinness book of world records.
Obviously made pre- I-75 toll lanes, which run approx from just South of I-75 at the intersection of I-75 and I- 285 interchange north to Allatoona Lake. This area is( ~7 miles) one of the worst traffic areas in the USA. Made for passenger cars/lite truck/van(s). It is also reversible which is great. Again, not made for tractor trailers, so it is less nerve racking. Good luck to all.
We ended up driving through Atlanta in the evening the day after Christmas in heavy rain. What a Joy...or not. The traffic was horrible. But again thanks to you I knew where all my turn offs would be at.
@bOuLeVaRd oF bRoKeN dReAmS I drive from Chattanooga to the West Palm Beach area and back every year. I wouldn't really mind the drive if not for the Atlanta portion of it. I'm always white knuckle and sweaty through Atlanta.
Forget it. We used to drive Alt highways listening to 96 rock. Who the hell shut down this iconic radio station. No wonder Alt can't win the super bowl
96 Rock became an alternative rock station in the early 2000s called "Project 961". It was later changed to a pop/hip hop type station called "Power 96". Rock 100.5 kind of fills the role that 96 Rock had. There's also Alt 105.7 for alternative rock, as well as 97.1 the River for classic hits/rock.
I can see my place at 4:39! Thanks for the vid. Atlanta is actually the most heavily forested urban area in the country by a lot. It's deceiving b/c you'll be on these huge freeways with a lot of traffic surrounded by trees lol Also, the patch of freeway @ about 6:30 (West Paces Ferry exit) is running through Atlanta's most wealthy neighborhoods. Arthur Blank (co founder of Home Depot) lives back there and houses there regularly go for well over 10 million.
I havent been in this area for the last 20 years. However when I was here I was homeless living in Blood n Fire and im originally from Dville so I know the area very well. I watch videos about the ATL cause it helps me with my D . I . D and ptsd that I have. Thank.you
Ashanae, I make it a point to only drive through Atlanta on the weekends and the traffic is moderate, I can only imagine how busy the traffic is on the weekdays, I also heard stay off I-285.
Jeff Keller, thanks so much for your reply. My sister lives in Atlanta and I asked her about what you have said and she said that your telling the truth 👍🏽. Thanks for the info.
Some of the worst in the nation. It’s actually gotten much worse in the last five years. Collapses, construction, congestion, and growth...have only compounded the problem. I drive to downtown/midtown several times a week, it’s quite an experience every time.
l remember that drive....l lived in Roswell....the big city freeways scared me at first ...but in no time I was reading my news paper whilst l sped down them multi lane HWY's on my commute to work
Iam late to see this. But was so glad I found it! Omg iam traveling to relocate to Atlanta. This was perfect. You should do one driving from Atlanta into Florida. Which is my next venture to live. Thank you kindly!!!
Coming south from Marietta you see all the famous landmarks,Stone mountain ,skyline of Atlanta and airplanes taking off all in a quick flash and then it's gone
Great Job. Buuuttt, ya*ll crazy as hell driving on those I's. No ma'am. Ill stay in Charlotte on my 4-5 lane Interstates and ride our 20 mile cross town light rail, and love life.. Atlanta was a blast in the mid 90s when I would visit, but wtf happened?? Still has tons to offer, yes, and best of luck with Amazon, but its going to Northern Virginia, sorry.
Mia Maddison Atlanta is great place. Charlotte is nice too but they have 48 miles of heavy rail. Businesses are relocating like crazy and the Atlanta Beltline is creating business like crazy. So much happening in the city.
For me this is the most stressful interstate in Atlanta to drive,it was fun to just enjoy the drive and not feel like I was running in a Nascar race,thanks
Ok , So What's the point. PEOPLE every place in far and between each points of destination and the interstates are / stay conjusted at ALL TIMES SO IF YOU HAVE AND APPT.@ 1:00 YOU BETTER LEAVE HOME 11:15 OR 11:30 TO BE ON TIME .
What a great RIDE. I live in the city an appreciate the drive without traffic. Midtown Atlanta today looks SO much different with high-rise after high-rise.
Not being ugly but on what planet was this Atlanta on? Usually traffic through ATL is horrendous morning, noon, and night. I've always joked that rush hour in ATL was from midnight to midnight. You've got to be careful rolling through the city in general.
Atlanta has a lot of massive freeways because there is no grid. it is a suburban oriented city. it has a lot to offer as far as amenities. at the strert level its very tacky and unorganized. Atlanta is much faster paced then it is.
At 5:10, the signing for those movements is the most difficult Interstate signing I've had to design. There are four exits within spitting distance. There are HOV lanes. But the major problem is lack of driver expectancy: You stay in the right lanes to go left, and vice versa. We had a bad crash every two days there. Because some dumb ass back in the 1970s/80s made a poor decision to do things on the cheap. Now it will be that way forever.
This confuses me as I'm from the UK, and here it's illegal to undertake. Also you have to keep going back to the outer lane and use the inside lanes for overtaking purposes only.
Pretty hard to comply with that with the traffic densities in major areas in the USA. This freeway is EIGHT LANES in both direction at some points. Keeping in the "right lane" except when passing is ridiculous. On the highways between cities where there are only two lanes each way the rule applies, but some dumb drivers do not seem to understand.
We have that rule here in the US. But most drivers seem not to know it or just dont care and its never enforced. On major freeways like the Connector in Atlanta it would be hard to follow anyway because you have exits on either side and 8 lanes in one direction so lots of cross traffic. People moving over to get in the exit lane b4 its too late.
Thanks for the information, I'm going to fulfill my dream, all I-75 to Michigan, sault ste marie and get to Canada, but I'm going to do that journey alone, nobody wants to accompany me, thanks for the information, I'm trying to get AAA to the way, to go a little safer. I will pass through Kentucky to Ohio, but I have read that they are all very dangerous cities. I will fulfill my dreams. The butterfly! Any advice, let me know!
@@nishalsubba6445 In America, where we drive on the right, the left lane is reserved for passing. It is not meant to be a travel lane and indeed many states have laws written to enforce this. Now, in congested urban areas traveling in the left lane sometimes cannot be avoided. But out in rural, less congested areas, there really is no need to travel in the left lane. The problem is that some drivers think it is fun to intentionally drive slowly to keep others behind them. I don't know why they think this is fun but I've seen it too many times to count. It can cause a dangerous situation for all drivers, possibly leading to incidents of road rage.
my dad works in the atlanta airport and gets off at around 3 everyday Nd doesn’t get home till 5 even though it’s only a 20 min drive to where we live lmao on good days he’ll get home at 4
I 75 SOUTH OF #GA 😤😤😤😤😤😤 THERES 1 LANE TO GO NORTH 💥 1 LANE TO GO SOUTH 😐 FOR 10.52 MILLION PEOPLE ********** THEY SAY LANE IS CLOSED & ACCIDENTS (●__●) & THERE AINT EVEN NO ACCIDENTS 💦
I love videos like this. They help me study driving routes before going into a city.
Best advice for Atlanta is to hit it at 1 AM hahaha
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I love how you merge your sign graphics onto the real signs that match exactly.
I am a 65 year Hoosier resident now living in Florida for the past 13 years. I have traveled this route once each year for the past 13 years. I have never had the time to take note of what lanes to get in and when to get in them. Your video is very helpful. Now, I have time to make notes which of course I couldn't do while driving. Thank you fellow Hoosier.
Thanks for watching and enjoying my vid, I have be going to Florida about the last 10 years staying in Kissimmee.
Hey, my dad's a Hoosier that lives in Atlanta now! Always nice to see Hoosiers in town 💙
It's a Dated Video,There's No Longer a AKERS MILL Rd.Exit, on I -75 N.It's Been Renamed Cumberland Blvd.Exit🤗Once U get off AKERS Mill is to Right,Cumberland Blvd.is Left.Only About Quarter Mile of To the Right is Cumberland Blvd.
And go back to Indiana where you belong. Please.
Honestly, this is one of the wildest roads I've been on while driving. It's usually bumper to bumper 80 mph traffic.
I make it a point to only drive through Atlanta on weekends because of the traffic.
Jeff Keller ha....nowadays, the only time you can make through Atlanta on the weekends is either early in the morning or super late at night without any gridlock.....I have been living in Atlanta for 20 years too long.....Atlanta now has congestion, gridlock traffic on the weekends going through downtown on Saturdays and Sundays.....Yes, Sundays......people just take to their cars and joy ride, and the volume of traffic creates a bottleneck effect between the hours of 11 in the morning til 5 in the afternoon....It’s ridiculous.....
@@kellerjeff1 Yeah, as an Atlanta resident I can tell you that Atlanta traffic is horrific. Your video made it seem reasonable.
@@jeffmurray1681 Thanks for watching and your positive comment.
I agree wild with 10 lanes lol
I drove from Toronto to Tampa Bay back in 2014 and when we went through Atlanta, I didn't think it would take that long or be that big to get through but holy cow it's a massive city. Like scary big, but nice though.
Mitchell Toulouse blue Jays Ray's game?
It's longer than it is wide but yeah it's a big city. I miss living there.
Atlanta is the third largest developed built up/urbanized area by square miles in the world. It's probably about three or four Torontos in physical layout.
It blocks off the entire northern half of the state, the only way to avoid it is South Carolina or Alabama.
If you think Atlanta is huge, come to Houston. lol
Nice job covering I-75 thru the ATL Jeff; I've run that route a few times myself and you did it justice.
Than you very much.
Thanks for watching, the song is Orca, and the Artist is Deadmau5 my fav.
Thank you....I Love Atlanta and stay in Marietta with my girlfriend when I visit...Love it ...drove this route many times
Thanks for watching
Wow. What a beautiful city, freeway and vid.
Thanks for watching and your comment.
Idk why I find videos like this so soothing 😐 am I the only one?
Shay, lots of people like these videos, thanks for watching.
This was probably shot on a Sunday or holiday...because that freeway through downtown is ALWAYS choked with stop n go traffic.
Gerry Thrash I make a point on only driving through Downtown Atlanta during the weekend, it was in a Saturday.
They don't drive the speed limit in Dayton either. Stay off the phone..grab the wheel and run with it. Good luck
your video is better than GPS
Wish GPS would update in real time so it wouldn't have a seizure whenever there was recent road construction that altered the road.
I drive 75 in Atlanta constant!!!!!!love it!!!!!
The trick is to go with the flow and try to stay in the center so you cannot get picked off. I-75 south of Atlanta used to be the world's busiest freeway in the Guinness book of world records.
Obviously made pre- I-75 toll lanes, which run approx from just South of I-75 at the intersection of I-75 and I- 285 interchange north to Allatoona Lake. This area is( ~7 miles) one of the worst traffic areas in the USA. Made for passenger cars/lite truck/van(s). It is also reversible which is great. Again, not made for tractor trailers, so it is less nerve racking. Good luck to all.
Think I watched 30 times before I traveled to and from Florida. It made the trip some much less stressful.
Thanks for the comment, and for watching
We ended up driving through Atlanta in the evening the day after Christmas in heavy rain. What a Joy...or not. The traffic was horrible. But again thanks to you I knew where all my turn offs would be at.
@bOuLeVaRd oF bRoKeN dReAmS I drive from Chattanooga to the West Palm Beach area and back every year. I wouldn't really mind the drive if not for the Atlanta portion of it. I'm always white knuckle and sweaty through Atlanta.
I'm hoping to go Atlanta this year.
Thanks for watching and be safe if you go to Atlanta.
I drove through here once bruh I was so shocked on how tall the buildings were its different in person than on TV
I know what you mean, it's a nice city
so you know they dont drive the speed limit... be alert!!!!!
You're right, Thanks for viewing.
Atlanta is crazy, it’s one thing to go 80ish in the left lane, but idiots do 90 passing on the right
They can't even get up to the minimum speed because it is always bumper to bumper.
Absolutely amazing ! Must be fun to drive :)
Huge like.
It wasn't fun the first time going through there.
Lots of Traffic I bet ?
Atlanta is a very large city. When traffic is flowing smoothly driving through downtown on the connector can be exhilarating.
Never drove through Atlanta during a weekday only on Weekends rush hour is not something i want to experience.
Forget it. We used to drive Alt highways listening to 96 rock. Who the hell shut down this iconic radio station. No wonder Alt can't win the super bowl
96 Rock became an alternative rock station in the early 2000s called "Project 961". It was later changed to a pop/hip hop type station called "Power 96".
Rock 100.5 kind of fills the role that 96 Rock had. There's also Alt 105.7 for alternative rock, as well as 97.1 the River for classic hits/rock.
I recall seeing AC/DC Hells bells tour in the Omni and after the show, they tore the place down.
I can see my place at 4:39!
Thanks for the vid. Atlanta is actually the most heavily forested urban area in the country by a lot. It's deceiving b/c you'll be on these huge freeways with a lot of traffic surrounded by trees lol
Also, the patch of freeway @ about 6:30 (West Paces Ferry exit) is running through Atlanta's most wealthy neighborhoods. Arthur Blank (co founder of Home Depot) lives back there and houses there regularly go for well over 10 million.
I havent been in this area for the last 20 years. However when I was here I was homeless living in Blood n Fire and im originally from Dville so I know the area very well. I watch videos about the ATL cause it helps me with my D . I . D and ptsd that I have. Thank.you
I have driven this highway so many times. Back and forth from the airport.
Great job! I really liked your signs!!! The road is so wide! What is the AADT is you know?
Georgia
Atlanta
I-75
274,060
Hey Jeff, excellent job shooting and concluding this video. It is excellent from start to finish. Great job !!!
Thanks for the comment this video is my most popular.
I want to move to Georgia Atlanta but I don't know the cost of living down there.I love that place .
www.expatistan.com/cost-of-living/atlanta
it's very cheap I lived in college park last year moved to Dallas for a year now getting ready to move back to ATL in October you'll love it
A fellow Hoosier, never taken I285 Myself are semis off limits on I75 through downtown.
Jeff Keller Yes unless they are delivering shipments, other than that all tractor trailers use I-285 to bypass downtown.
I visited Atlanta once and the traffic was pretty bad. Is it true that Atlanta’s traffic is always bad or isn't it???
Ashanae, I make it a point to only drive through Atlanta on the weekends and the traffic is moderate, I can only imagine how busy the traffic is on the weekdays, I also heard stay off I-285.
Jeff Keller, thanks so much for your reply. My sister lives in Atlanta and I asked her about what you have said and she said that your telling the truth 👍🏽. Thanks for the info.
ashanae carr through the week it’s horrible but I live in la now and it’s even worst
Some of the worst in the nation. It’s actually gotten much worse in the last five years. Collapses, construction, congestion, and growth...have only compounded the problem. I drive to downtown/midtown several times a week, it’s quite an experience every time.
I live in rual south georgia it sucks over here i do anything to go to atlanta
This is an amazing driving guide video.The music as well is too awesome.
Thanks for watching and your comment.
l remember that drive....l lived in Roswell....the big city freeways scared me at first ...but in no time I was reading my news paper whilst l sped down them multi lane HWY's on my commute to work
I relate to that, thanks for watching.
Thanks for the comment, I spent about 10 hours off and on in a period of 4 days that's a low estimate.
you did a good job on them.
Jeff Keller Keller and Keller?
Iam late to see this. But was so glad I found it! Omg iam traveling to relocate to Atlanta. This was perfect. You should do one driving from Atlanta into Florida. Which is my next venture to live. Thank you kindly!!!
Frankie thanks for watching my video, I have several Florida videos on my YT page.
@@kellerjeff1 Sweet! I subscribed. Much appreciated!!!
Coming south from Marietta you see all the famous landmarks,Stone mountain ,skyline of Atlanta and airplanes taking off all in a quick flash and then it's gone
Awesome video and great choice of music!
Thanks Bryan.
Quick little lesson; never take I-285; if you're coming from the north aim for GA-400 instead
Awesome video. How do you make the road signs appear on the screen digitally?
Thanks for watching, I generate the signs in MS Exel, put the signs in the video with a video editor.
Ok cool thanks.
Great Job. Buuuttt, ya*ll crazy as hell driving on those I's. No ma'am. Ill stay in Charlotte on my 4-5 lane Interstates and ride our 20 mile cross town light rail, and love life.. Atlanta was a blast in the mid 90s when I would visit, but wtf happened?? Still has tons to offer, yes, and best of luck with Amazon, but its going to Northern Virginia, sorry.
Mia Maddison Atlanta is great place. Charlotte is nice too but they have 48 miles of heavy rail. Businesses are relocating like crazy and the Atlanta Beltline is creating business like crazy. So much happening in the city.
nice video I drove through Atlanta yesterday it was smooth on 75 northbound until I hit hwy 120 then traffic back up 5 miles
I also lived in Atlanta for 15 years. Atlanta, College Park, East Point. New sub here.
For me this is the most stressful interstate in Atlanta to drive,it was fun to just enjoy the drive and not feel like I was running in a Nascar race,thanks
Thanks for watching.
love these videos
+Charlie Edwards Thanks for watching
a REAL city for a change
Paul Cheek where?
@@marksymbala1193 atl where 💃
Great Video and I enjoy watching it. For the first time.
Thank you for your comment and Thanks for Watching.
Dang this was 7 years ago.. how fast time flies !!
I enjoy Watching your videos thanks so much
Thank you for watching.
Nice vid
J Williams Thanks for watching
@1:08 our family has stayed at that Drury Inn one year coming back from Florida
Atl baby!!
Atlanta's skyline!
Yeassds
jamiko scott The city that never sleeps!
jamiko scott
Thanks for watching
Jeff Keller Atlanta's view is brighter at night!
Moving to Atlanta this year. This video has helped
Thanks for watching and your comment.
Ok , So What's the point. PEOPLE every place in far and between each points of destination and the interstates are / stay conjusted at ALL TIMES SO IF YOU HAVE AND APPT.@ 1:00 YOU BETTER LEAVE HOME 11:15 OR 11:30 TO BE ON TIME .
Good video
Thanks For Watching.
Us is very lucky to have such great infrastructure.
On x2 speed, this video became Nascar.
In Atlanta they run like NASCAR anyway, be sure you have a car that can maintain 85 mph
What a great RIDE. I live in the city an appreciate the drive without traffic. Midtown Atlanta today looks SO much different with high-rise after high-rise.
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.
Very nice
Thank You and thanks for watching
Saludos amigo yo recorri esa carretera impecable amo atlanta ahi vivi mucho tiempo y trabaje en plumbing companies. Great
Most likely a Georgia Or Florida line on I-75 but not sure if Project works on Exit on Interstate 75 or Highway of Georgia
Need to go on Hy 75 North from 277 South Pkwy SW Marietta GA 30064
Direction
Nice ride and loved the signs. How long did it take you to assemble them?
Very helpful well made video. Thank you
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Great video...superb
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
@@kellerjeff1 your welcome
try this between 3-6pm on a weekday
No way I make it a point to only drive through Atlanta during the Weekend, couldn’t imagine during a Weekday, and I stay off of I 285.
Love the song. Great video. What time of the day was this filmed?
Thanks for watching it was about 11:00 a.m.
i enjoy video like this it helps me out thanks for post !!!!!^_^
Hana Long Thank you for watching
no problem sweetie !!!
Not being ugly but on what planet was this Atlanta on? Usually traffic through ATL is horrendous morning, noon, and night. I've always joked that rush hour in ATL was from midnight to midnight. You've got to be careful rolling through the city in general.
I make it a point to only drive through Atlanta on the weekend this drive was on a Saturday, Thanks for watching.
So long as you don't think I'm being rude because I'm not. It was a great video and I enjoyed it.
I wish digital was available in 1989 :)
Love the music choice and the inserted graphics. How did you do the highway signs?
Thank you for watching and your comment.
Keep going man
Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi. The music reminds me of Deep Dish.
Thanks for the info on Georgia, and bringing my attention to Deep Dish.
You're welcome.
Nice driving flow!
Atlanta has a lot of massive freeways because there is no grid. it is a suburban oriented city. it has a lot to offer as far as amenities. at the strert level its very tacky and unorganized. Atlanta is much faster paced then it is.
This is super stressful to me. Then again I never leave my hometown just because I avoid traffic like this at all costs
My first trip through Atlanta was very stressful, Thanks for viewing.
At 5:10, the signing for those movements is the most difficult Interstate signing I've had to design. There are four exits within spitting distance. There are HOV lanes. But the major problem is lack of driver expectancy: You stay in the right lanes to go left, and vice versa. We had a bad crash every two days there. Because some dumb ass back in the 1970s/80s made a poor decision to do things on the cheap. Now it will be that way forever.
I learned to stay in the lane when heading towards Chattanooga.
This confuses me as I'm from the UK, and here it's illegal to undertake. Also you have to keep going back to the outer lane and use the inside lanes for overtaking purposes only.
Pretty hard to comply with that with the traffic densities in major areas in the USA. This freeway is EIGHT LANES in both direction at some points. Keeping in the "right lane" except when passing is ridiculous. On the highways between cities where there are only two lanes each way the rule applies, but some dumb drivers do not seem to understand.
We have that rule here in the US. But most drivers seem not to know it or just dont care and its never enforced. On major freeways like the Connector in Atlanta it would be hard to follow anyway because you have exits on either side and 8 lanes in one direction so lots of cross traffic. People moving over to get in the exit lane b4 its too late.
Trafficked plus Mid East Coast Georgia is a good choice for traffic control for I-75
Really good, thanks.
Glad you liked it.
Thank you
Anyone noticed that funeral limo @1:28
I tried to use cyberlink powerdirector 11 on my phone, and it is not showing how to create interstate signs
Connorcatmath2tr364 I use Exel to create the signs in my videos and import them into Powerdirector.
Thanks for the information, I'm going to fulfill my dream, all I-75 to Michigan, sault ste marie and get to Canada, but I'm going to do that journey alone, nobody wants to accompany me, thanks for the information, I'm trying to get AAA to the way, to go a little safer. I will pass through Kentucky to Ohio, but I have read that they are all very dangerous cities. I will fulfill my dreams. The butterfly!
Any advice, let me know!
love Atlanta
Nice
You did a good job of staying out of the left lane.
What happens if we keep stay at the left lane?
@@nishalsubba6445 In America, where we drive on the right, the left lane is reserved for passing. It is not meant to be a travel lane and indeed many states have laws written to enforce this. Now, in congested urban areas traveling in the left lane sometimes cannot be avoided. But out in rural, less congested areas, there really is no need to travel in the left lane. The problem is that some drivers think it is fun to intentionally drive slowly to keep others behind them. I don't know why they think this is fun but I've seen it too many times to count. It can cause a dangerous situation for all drivers, possibly leading to incidents of road rage.
my dad works in the atlanta airport and gets off at around 3 everyday Nd doesn’t get home till 5 even though it’s only a 20 min drive to where we live lmao on good days he’ll get home at 4
I would hate to drive through Atlanta on a weekday.
My friend drove through this on this day. I think I saw the grey KIA.
Great, thanks for watching.
Driving in Atlanta is brutal bumper to bumper traffic 24 hours. Stay away.
I drive through there during the weekend its not to bad
what kind of camera or dash cam did you use?
I use a JVC model GZ-EX21OBU, and I use a mini tripod velcroed to my dash.
Exactly at 7:05 on the very left is the cdc building from the walking dead
Yep. Its actually the Cobb County Symphony building in real life.
Love deadmus5's music!
Why did you slow the video down so much? Hehehehee...
LOL
I try to avoid going through Atlanta if I can.
Que bello estado la mejor vida la viví alla
I 75 SOUTH OF #GA 😤😤😤😤😤😤 THERES 1 LANE TO GO NORTH 💥 1 LANE TO GO SOUTH 😐 FOR 10.52 MILLION PEOPLE ********** THEY SAY LANE IS CLOSED & ACCIDENTS (●__●) & THERE AINT EVEN NO ACCIDENTS 💦
It's ATL.O.K. Most Drivers Wait Till After They Start Changing Lanes to Put on their Blinker.Lol
If your coming from the north enroute to Florida should you exit at Langford?
I follow I-75 to Florida Turnpike heading to Orlando
Jeff Keller how about 285?
285 is an option you can take, I been told by friends to stay off of 285 so I never used it.
Jeff Keller ya I've heard that to about 285.
I-285 going around Atlanta is the same distance as going to the Florida line.
does anybody know how the weather is in Atlanta in mid winter?
weatherspark.com/averages/29669/Atlanta-Georgia-United-States
Normally very mild, but cold fronts plus Gulf moisture occasionally produces frozen precipitation. (snow or ice)
Snows for a weekend every three years, gets cold enough to freeze pipes till you get to Florida line.
So a story i was going through atlanta last year and i stop at cleveland ave in 3 in the morning and it was like a hole bunch of gangs where out
You just picked the wrong exit, thats all....1 more exit down by the airport, you would've been fine
Sunday morning lol
Eu morei por 3 anos em Marietta Saudade solamente