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	TRANSPORTATION OVERVIEW
	The average one-way commute in Los Angeles, California, takes 43 minutes. 80% of commuters drive their own car alone. 17% carpool with others. 0% take mass transit and 1% work from home.

TRANSPORTATION	Los Angeles, California	United States
Commute Time	42.83	25.71
COMMUTE MODE
Auto (alone)	79.81%	76.41%
Carpool	17.39%	9.59%
Mass Transit	0.15%	5.06%
Bicycle	0.40%	0.59%
Walk	0.55%	2.78%

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9/9/2017
A Cesspool
Asshole drivers? Check. Black and Mexican gangbangers? Check. Homeless people? Check. Asshole people? Check. No sense of community? Check. Smog? Check. Worst Traffic in... (Read More)

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7/22/2017
Crowded, Expensive and Full of Criminals!
I've lived here all my life and in the last twenty years L.A. has turned into an expensive slum. There are a few decent pockets, but who can afford them?.... My father... (Read More)

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Brian
Santa Monica, CA
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10/11/2016
Overrated, hell, and seems to only get worse
I've lived in the LA area all my life (grew up in west la/santa monica and live in orange county now) and I can't wait to move out of here. Unless you're extremely... (Read More)

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