April 13, 2022 Dash Cam

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2 жыл бұрын

Recorded Wednesday, April 13, 2022
The complete (mostly unedited) dash cam recordings from the twenty third day of my spring road trip where I drove 102.4 miles traveling roundtrip from Culver City, California to Simi Valley, California.
0:00:12 Leaving my hotel in Culver City, California
0:03:04 Interstate 405 North (San Diego Freeway)
0:29:25 California State Route 118 West
0:48:08 On the road in Simi Valley, California
0:55:40 Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
1:32:48 On the road in Simi Valley, California
1:35:23 California State Route 23 South
1:39:56 U.S. Highway 101 South
1:47:07 Kanan Road South through Santa Monica Mountains
2:00:58 Malibu, California
2:05:26 Paradise Cove, Malibu
2:09:53 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu (Hwy 1)
2:14:14 Pacific Ocean, Malibu
2:15:27 Pacific Coast Highway 1
2:38:45 Santa Monica Pier
2:46:13 Interstate 10 East
2:51:14 Interstate 405 South
3:02:30 On the road in Culver City, California
Watch all the dash cam recordings from this 36 day spring road trip @ • March 22 - April 26, 2... .
You can also find my regular videos from this spring road trip @ • 2022 SPRING ROAD TRIP .

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@susannewcomer9614 2 жыл бұрын

Tim, as a native of Los Angeles, I was somewhat amused with this footage of the 405 freeway. Back in the seventies, when there were half as many people in California, that freeway actually had periods in the middle of the day without too much traffic. Also, the traffic was not bad in the evening after the rush hour. Now it can be "stop and go" pretty much any time. The rest of the time it is often just plain stopped for no apparent reason.

@ButterCupMMXXIII 2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful, love your video thank you! 🍹🏝🏖🌅

@RudySteinway 10 ай бұрын

Great footage Paradise Cove, that's where they used to shoot the Rockford files with Jim Gardner back in the 19 70s and 80s. Enjoy your travels. The time is 2: 08:12 on your reel.

@hoosiertim 10 ай бұрын

The Rockford Files was one of my favorite shows when I was growing up. I couldn't help thinking about Jim Rockford and his father fishing off that pier as I was walking around. 🙂