Long trips resolved

[Riding shotgun]

This isn't anything groundbreaking but I am just saying for the people who don't like the long drives in SA; drive on the train tracks!! One track leads in from SF by the garage(mission Snail Trail) into middle of LS And another where you used it on "wrong side of the tracks" which goes up into LV making its way to the airstrip. No traffic and hardly ever have to slow down or w.e.

[lil weasel]

Funny you should mention that. I've been doing that (cross country driving too) since I found that sticking to the roads isn't necessary. I never gave it a thought that others weren't doing it to.

I also frequently go to the SF Airport for the Maverick 'copter for the long round trips (to pickup Molotov Cocktails, et cetera).

[OG Viking]

Well, who doesn't sometimes drive on the tracks.

But you don't need to drive. If you see a Brown Streak at a station, you can travel with it as passenger to the next station.

 

[EDSTEROK]

I use the tracks to find my way back. Im terrible at remembering my way around

[lil weasel]

 

Well, who doesn't sometimes drive on the tracks.

But you don't need to drive. If you see a Brown Streak at a station, you can travel with it as passenger to the next station.

Like all trains, they don't stop for hitchhikers, and they don't always go to the final destination. (Great movies, those!)

 

Final Destination (film series)

Edited August 23, 2013 by lil weasel

[King Andreas]

I notice the Clover & Sanchez handle the best on the tracks.

[OG Viking]

 

I use the tracks to find my way back. Im terrible at remembering my way around 

LOLOL! I'm not making fun of you, but your comment is so funny. I remember when I didn't find my way around the city. At first I almost could not find the Johnson House and if I didn't have a map I would be lost when I stood on the wrong side of the Johnson House.

 

But there's not many places you can go to if you need to follow the tracks....

 

 

 

Well, who doesn't sometimes drive on the tracks.

But you don't need to drive. If you see a Brown Streak at a station, you can travel with it as passenger to the next station.

Like all trains, they don't stop for hitchhikers, and they don't always go to the final destination. (Great movies, those!)

But if you happen to be at a station at the right time, you can travel as passenger. It's funny to try it if you didn't know it was possible. Not recommended as standard transportation though.

Freight trains do take hitchhikers if you manage to get on it...

 

I don't know what movies you have in mind.

 

 

 

I notice the Clover & Sanchez handle the best on the tracks.

They handle well and goes reasonably fast, but also some of the few heavier vehicles that has suspension handle well on the tracks. But vehicles with hard suspension (Towtruck + most heavy vehicles) wont' get you anywhere. They're so terrible on tracks it's ridiculous.