Thanks for the quite detailed insights! We had kind of imagined most of what you had noted but not as granularly as you had kindly shared. In the less affluent neighborhoods of Tustin, where the homes are older and single-storied, would you say that car thefts or home burglaries are something we should seriously try to guard against, or is it safe enough that we can be off-guard?
Prudent advice is to seriously guard against both those regardless of where you live. Sure some areas are safer than others, but there's always a chance. I know of home burglaries in 92782 and car thefts in Irvine.Thanks for the quite detailed insights! We had kind of imagined most of what you had noted but not as granularly as you had kindly shared. In the less affluent neighborhoods of Tustin, where the homes are older and single-storied, would you say that car thefts or home burglaries are something we should seriously try to guard against, or is it safe enough that we can be off-guard?
Why are the limes radioactive? Does this mean we shouldn't plant a garden? How about the Great Park area? I've heard something about radioactive soil there too...?
Wow! I guess that's the difference between living on the continental US and a good part of East Honolulu at the coastline... lol! It's just that living here in Honolulu has got us at wits end with how boring, monotonous, and dull every day is...
I saw this on Instagram a few times! I'm glad the OC helicopters seem to be very active in OC too. There are a lot of speeding and running red lights too, though, right? Is Irvine usually better than Tustin with following the road rules? We've visited twice and the drivers in Irvine seemed better than the ones in Honolulu.The Tustin Police Dept. shut down a huge street takeover and towed away 51 vehicles
https://newsantaana.com/the-tustin-...e-street-takeover-and-towed-away-51-vehicles/
At least the Tustin police are doing something about these car takeovers. Any of you guys see this? It was on Tustin Ranch road.
Looks like it was by the Giant Robot factory:
Irvine drivers are bad in the opposite way of LA drivers. They are not self aware at all and can drive 20 miles under speed limit on the left lane. You will also have drivers that hard break and go to a complete stop once a yellow hits (happened in Jeffrey/Walnut today). You will have times where you wait for someone to back out and it’s almost time to go to bed when they are finally out the stall. You have individuals that don’t know who has the right of the way and yield when they shouldn’t. List goes on.I saw this on Instagram a few times! I'm glad the OC helicopters seem to be very active in OC too. There are a lot of speeding and running red lights too, though, right? Is Irvine usually better than Tustin with following the road rules? We've visited twice and the drivers in Irvine seemed better than the ones in Honolulu.
Ah, goodness! That sounds a little bit like how I drive, actually! LOL...
Thanks for the insights...Actually, Irvine drivers are even more reckless. Not the speedy reckless like LA, but the intentionally reckless, on their phone, on a video call holding it with the hand on the steering wheel while eating with the other during morning commute (seriously this was a 40/50 y.o. woman in 5-10 y.o. Rav last week on way to UCI down jamboree, doing make up, reading, watching videos, typing messages with both hands, and rushing yellows due to the excessively long yellow lights. (The lights are the worse, they are training people to run changing lights)
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I think so, I've seen many ICE cars doing the same (mustang, 911, amg benz, etc), sometimes when the light turns green they think they're vin diesel
Actually on Facebook I saw a dashcam clip of a big SUV flying through a red light right and it was so late the light about about to turn green in another 10 seconds! This was on Irvine Blvd and there weren't that many cars but there was a little bit of cross-traffic trying to make its way too... this is part of what got me asking by starting this thread. :O
