I’ve mentioned this before in previous posts, but I don’t think I was specific enough. If you are brave enough to traverse Hwy 74 in SoCal, either east or west bound during regular commute hours, please read on.
If, on the otherhand, you’ve heard stories and rumors about Ortega Hwy and are hesitant to drive this road, DON’T! It is a treacherous road that kills at least 15 motorists everyday. It’s dangerous and scary. There is no need for you to read any further.
Anyway, for those of you that do brave this dangerous and treacherous highway on a daily basis, much as I do (always while wearing a helmet and firesuit BTW), please try your best to follow the direction below. If this isn’t you, but you know who it is, please remember the site name and refer that person back. Thank you.
Turnout Areas
Special “turnout†areas are sometimes marked on two-lane roads. You should pull to the side in these areas and allow cars behind you to pass. Other two-lane roads sometimes have “passing lanes.†If you are driving slowly on a two-lane highway or road where passing is unsafe, and five or more vehicles are following you, pull to the side of the road wherever you can safely do so to let the vehicles pass.
If you can drive this road at 50mph or better, you’re good. If you can not, then stay away and drive around. The rest of us want to get home.
Thank you.
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