El Paso Stop Using Parking Lots as Back Roads to Cut Into Traffic
Now more drivers and businesses further up along N. Mesa St. are encountering problems during the road work. Just yesterday, Monday, February 8, the road crew started setting up the cement blocks along N. Mesa St. after Brentwood Avenue. Before we were able to pick a lane out of the three to drive on at Brentwood Avenue but not anymore. Now from Brentwood Avenue, you can only continue up N. Mesa St. in the far-right lane. Which is now the only open lane.
When the road is down to just one lane that means you can expect all sorts of craziness. There are people thinking they can find a short cut to squeeze their way into the traffic on the road. Those people I am talking about are the ones that cut through business parking lots to try and get ahead in the line.
The Longest Wait in El Paso Goes to the Juarez Exit Ramp 22b
Depending on the time you will encounter long lines and waits in El Paso at different spots. But, if I had to be the judge about where the longest wait is in El Paso that should be simple.
The waiting line at the bank is a piece of cake and NOTHING compared to the wait on a late Friday afternoon at I-10 West and Exit 22B.
Well, last Wednesday N. Mesa St. and I-10 West had the longest wait, ever. But the difference between that traffic from that accident is that it isn t reoccurring like the traffic on I-10 West at exit 22b just after Raynolds St.
El Paso Drivers Ditching Traffic From Hell on Patriot Freeway
There are different routes in El Paso that we get stuck in for some time, but there isn’t anything quite like choosing a particular route at the wrong time.
By the wrong time, I am talking about the famous 5 o clock time frame that some people love and hate. The people who love 5 o clock are usually the ones inviting you out for a cold one.
The other crowd who has a hate relationship with the 5 p.m. time frame are the ones who have to drive in 5 o clock traffic. We all know what it is like to deal with congestion around different parts of El Paso due to road work. But the real traffic of El Paso would be the backup from Friday, January 8, which should be considered traffic from hell in my book.