The difference between driving in San Francisco and Pittsburgh?
In Pittsburgh, one street could turn into two, three or four different streets without warning. And yet somehow no matter what you do, you\’ll find a belt. The blue belt. The orange belt. The yellow belt. And besides you get a chance to see how different neighborhoods decorate their houses with yellow and black.
In San Francisco, sometimes you can\’t make left turns. Sometimes you are caught on an one-way street without the ability to turn left or right. You think, I\’ll get the next one, but that one turns out to be an one-way street going the opposite direction. You can never take shortcuts through neighborhoods. Always stick to the main streets.
You forgot the part where Pittsburgh is cold as hell but has more \”free\” food.
Not the difference between the cities, but the driving!
Oh and Pittsburgh has icy roads sometimes.
But you DID forget the Pittsburgh left! My apartment finder took me around and told me how she always was afraid that people might turn left in front of her suddenly. I said, \”That happens all the time in Pittsburgh!\” She was distraught.
haha, remember i failed my first drive test because i took a pittsburgh left. guess i was meant to be in pittsburgh at some point in my life!