Crooked Beat

Originally posted by you be betty:
none of those maps help me
WMATA's Trip Planner doesn't help you? It's one of the best features of the whole Metro system, great piece of software … that, combined with the Station Masters maps, is about all you need
I am going to forward this thread to the admissions office at Brown.
Hey. I'm just, on occasion, "directionally challenged." I'm used walking Los Angeles streets…everything there is a grid…
dc is a grid too!

numbered streets go north/south, lettered streets go east/west, and roads named after states go diaganol.

Originally posted by you be betty:
Hey. I'm just, on occasion, "directionally challenged." I'm used walking Los Angeles streets…everything there is a grid…
dc is a grid too!

numbered streets go north/south, lettered streets go east/west, and roads named after states go diaganol.


quote:
——————————————————————————–
Originally posted by you be betty:
Hey. I'm just, on occasion, "directionally challenged." I'm used walking Los Angeles streets…everything there is a grid…
i have heard dc aptly described as a grid with a wagon wheel laid over it (or under it).

can we start a thread on the biggest fucking pain the ass one way street in town? i think i found them all while the greatest road in world, rock creek parkway, was closed for one week.
Originally posted by yinzer:
i think i found them all while the greatest road in world, rock creek parkway, was closed for one week.
rock creek parkway is just fantastic … i can go from my house in DC to national airport in 10 minutes while travelling on maybe 100 yds total of non-highway streets … i don't understand why more people don't use it, and i also don't understand why google maps or mapquest or yahoo maps can't integrate it into their direction systems
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa08:
rock creek parkway is just fantastic … … i don't understand why more people don't use it
Because it can be very confusing if you don't already know exactly where you're going. Once you figure it out - it's great.
Originally posted by you be betty:
Hey. I'm just, on occasion, "directionally challenged."
It's a gender thing.