I’ve taken that route many times, it was fun seeing it again. Thanks

I moved to Phoenix in 2001. Average about 2 times driving per year back to California. So I’ve done this drive about 46 times round trip .. 👀

Nice video and music

That's a Great video

I know LA Rush hour is really bad traffic

Back in the early 1950s I-5 (then US 99) was improved in many places to four lanes. Bridge over passes were built. Decades later they were torn down and replaced by bigger and more modern bridges.

We make this trip about 6 times a year. The most important thing you need to know is that both Los Angeles and Phoenix have horrible rush hours. Both of them, bumper to bumper traffic. We wanted to miss both Pheonix and Los Angeles morning and late afternoon traffic. So, this is what we do, and we (knock on wood) have never hit any traffic. Or, if we do, it is usually because of an accident. We leave Phoenix at between 4:30 and 5:00 AM. Yep, you read that right. But we miss Phoenix morning rush hour and taking the 210, come into Redlands after the morning rush hour all the way to Pasadena. Since we are going up north, from Pasadena we take the 210 freeway to the Golden State (5)N. We also miss the Bakersfield and Fresno rush hours. On the way home leave around 7:30 and get to Pasadena around 1:30. I would say we miss the traffic about 85% of the time. We stop and eat in Cochella Valley, then start the most boring part of the trip up the very steep grade over the pass to Blyth. There are tons of trunks. The California side is building new lanes through here. We usually stop at Costco in Irwindale and it will usually last us until we cross the boarder into Arizona. The gas is much cheaper. We usually get into Phoenix after the rush hour. It's dark, but no traffic. Hope this helps.

I love this drive

I like your VIDEOS

Not much early morning traffic in LA. Must be a Sunday morning. Smart.

I've driven this a number of times between Palm Desert and PHX. Not long after you enter AZ you start seeing the Saguaro 🌵. Pretty cool

Really interesting and cool drive. Flat plains to mountains and pine trees.

31:56 whew close call😱

is that tesla at 31:57 trying to get everyone killed, just pull into the left 'shoulder' and call 911 if you cannot make it to the hard shoulder on the right....

How long can you DRIVE NONSTOP

Hi there great video. Im coming in from Australia and doing this drive next week. Picking a rental car up from LAX and driving to Phoenix. Just wondering how hard is it going out of LAX and getting onto the interstate.

Yep it looks the same as Reno

Do you drive FROM SEATTLE to Blaine WA

Amazing! Do you use GoPro for shooting this video? Did you put your camera inside or outside the car?

I drove from Spokane Valley to Everett via US2 last September, during a West Coast road trip (first time I’d been out this way overland). Visited Grand Coulee Dam, the Cascade Tunnel and Stevens Pass along the way. Very scenic and probably better than taking the interstate, albeit rather slower. Eastern Washington reminds me a lot of parts of Kansas and Missouri, just a bit more hilly, with all its farms and orchards, but the Columbia River is truly a land of giants. And then the Cascades is what it is, too.

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You picked a good day. The furthest I ever got before it started raining was Centralia and that's making the drive six times.

Thank you for sharing this adventure.

Very good video

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