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Old 12-29-2008, 07:26 PM
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Default Commute from Fairfield to Napa
hi i'm from arizona recently got job at napa valley. i'm going to stay with
my brother who lives in fairfield untill i find my own place , so my question is how is the commute from fairfield to napa ..thanx
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It'll be good enough for a temporary arrangement. EB 80 gets heavy in the afternoons after North Texas St during "getaway" weekends, and Jameson Canyon Road is known for bad head-on accidents. The highway system is broken-up and confusing. That's just how it is in that area
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I used to work in Napa (commuting from San Francisco!), and LOTS of people there lived in Fairfield/Suisun... it's not a bad commute from what I heard, although it is a popular one, so don't plan on going 80mph at rush hour. If you're looking for somewhere else to settle in the future, you might consider Vallejo or Sonoma - the former has a few issues, but is affordable and a much easier commute to Napa.
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