You can't see it very well but Las Heras goes in opposite directions from the street we are on. That is what makes it so safe. There is never any cross traffic here.
Monday, June 3, 2019
Part of the fun of driving here is that the the one-way streets can be kind of random in changing direction. We go through the following intersection frequently and it is the safest we have found.
You can't see it very well but Las Heras goes in opposite directions from the street we are on. That is what makes it so safe. There is never any cross traffic here.
You can't see it very well but Las Heras goes in opposite directions from the street we are on. That is what makes it so safe. There is never any cross traffic here.
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