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The use of more diverging diamonds are being used as well.Is this common in Dallas or Houston?
There's some in the burbs as well as a "Michigan Left" or two. The U-turns mentioned do not require you to sit a light, you can just turn from far left lane into far left lane of the other direction. It's a pretty great concept.
lol... Ironically, I don't dislike Atlanta. The fact that you all try to somehow prove to people on here that it's somehow better than Dallas and Houston just needs to have opposing points of view. That's all it boils down to. But apparently since, I don't agree with the points you all make to try to prove superiority, I supposedly have a mental illness. lol
As for the flat concrete freeways comment, that's just another point that's ridiculous.
I wasn't referring to you, it was intended for the latest reiteration of DaveinPA. He is now NoHyping.
Atlanta's urban core feels larger than Dallas's urban core from the freeway because the skyscrapers are right along the interstate when you're traveling through. Dallas' downtown feels larger than Atlanta's, but uptown's skyscraper core developed further away from the interstate so you can't get a true feel of it's urban core from the freeway. I've been to Dallas.
Outside of the urban core though, Dallas definitely feels larger because you can see all of the urban sprawl right along the freeway and it isn't covered up by trees. It reminded me of Los Angeles a bit.
I don't like naked concrete cities. Atlanta is a nice blend of urban development and forest.
Since a Atlanta video was posted and I was not going to, but people seem to think anyone who favors their home city or city they are a transplant? Hates on Atlanta. I do not know why. No one denies Atlanta's trees and tree canopy. So that is moot. There is no KING city of the Sunbelt or South.
So equal billing a video of driving into downtown Dallas and then beyond.
Since a Atlanta video was posted and I was not going to, but people seem to think anyone who favors their home city or city they are a transplant? Hates on Atlanta.
You hate on Atlanta because that's actually what you do. Like you don't even have a dog in this particular fight but you jumped into the frey adding absolutely nothing of value to the discussion ("equal opportunity" YouTube videos notwithstanding) but hey, at least you made sure Atlanta got taken down a notch or two right?
But I suppose the fact that you're on your third or so screenname pretty much says it all.
You hate on Atlanta because that's actually what you do. Like you don't even have a dog in this particular fight but hey, gotta make sure Atlanta gets taken down a notch or two right?
But I suppose the fact that you're on your third or so screenname pretty much says it all.
Don't you think the other city videos have value too?
In reality, it is Houston getting the shaft here in votes. No one even comes in as a gang to promote Houston. But one city they do and call everyone haters. No it is to say. There is no one city that is KING again. Some cities have more posters loving them and claim all hate them. That gets old.
This thread had a long run and still this same noting one has to win or you hate on it. Have a Good night.
Atlanta's urban core feels larger than Dallas's urban core from the freeway because the skyscrapers are right along the interstate when you're traveling through. Dallas' downtown feels larger than Atlanta's, but uptown's skyscraper core developed further away from the interstate so you can't get a true feel of it's urban core from the freeway. I've been to Dallas.
Outside of the urban core though, Dallas definitely feels larger because you can see all of the urban sprawl right along the freeway and it isn't covered up by trees. It reminded me of Los Angeles a bit.
I sort of like it better that way. Some people are pleasantly surprised by it. I seen a guy from Houston while walking though Uptown. Whoever he was on the phone with, he made it clear on how surprised he was...
Don't you think the other city videos have value too?
In reality, it is Houston getting the shaft here in votes. No one even comes in as a gang to promote Houston. But one city they do and call everyone haters. No it is to say. There is no one city that is KING again. Some cities have more posters loving them and claim all hate them. That gets old.
This thread had a long run and still this same noting one has to win or you hate on it. Have a Good night.
More blathering nothingness from someone without a dog in the fight. Bye.
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