6 reasons why I hate driving in Boston, MA
While I was sitting in Boston traffic this week, I decided to capture why I don't like driving in Boston.
If you have the option to commute via public transit, do it!
If you have had a different experience driving on Boston roads, please let me know in the comments!
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - 1) Boston existed before cars
01:17 - 2) Too many drivers + too few roads
01:40 - 3) Weird intersections
02:03 - 4) Incompetent drivers
03:04 - 5) Interchange design
03:33 - 6) Potholes
04:02 - Thanks for watching!
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Traffic is horrible. Boston is not built for cars. I-93 between Downtown and the Braintree Split is a horrible bottleneck. The thing reminds me of I-90 / 94 Kennedy Expressway in Chicago, which can be backed up at any time, with so many different branches of major highways flowing into it. In Boston: I-95 / 128 and MA 3 all feeding into I-93. In Chicago, we have I-90 / 94 and 57 combining into one North - South route through The City into Downtown. Also mention, 128, and how it is so confusing for outsiders. I figure that everything along that inner I-95 / 128 Belt is is "128" for locals, even though it is mostly signed as 95.