Advice for driving in my city would be to look over the city as a whole on google maps before you venture out. You can get a good concept of what roads connect to where. Also watch for other drivers, they drive defensive. And lastly I would say pay attention to one ways and motorcycles, that is how many accidents occur here in Michigan City, IN.

We have many car dealers in this area, I mean like many to choose from. Some people prefer to buy online. Our area and the surrounding areas have many buy here pay here lots which are easier to buy from than to buy from a larger lot requiring financing.

I Feel like I have been driving forever. I am always the driver in my family, I drive everyone everywhere. I like driving in my city because it is one big circle basically. Some think it is a large city but there are 5 or 6 main roads and they all connect. I like driving the main roads the most when I am going out to get food or shopping.

Franklin Street. Franklin Street is our city's main street. It leads from the beach in our city to the exits for the expressway. The street is the one with everything on it, from food to shopping to gas stations. I also have my favorite place located right in the middle, Starbucks! It is the main road that will take you to any other road in the city.

I think the advice is the same for any city. Obey the traffic rules. If you have the opportunity enjoy the scenery, but primarily watch the road.

The franchised auto dealers are mostly along grape Road in Mishawaka. Buy your car from a new car dealer. I am not familiar with auto list king, but I would definitely not use Craigslist for anything.

A happy memory was driving to and from night school classes when I was a college student. I still remember the anticipation of getting to class and the relaxation of returning home. Trying to find a close parking place seemed a problem at the time, but looking back it didn't like seem such a big deal. Nowadays large parking lots are the norm, but when I attended classes it was a struggle to find a slot.

Michigan Street was the main artery from my home to school.. It's not all that amazing, but this route doesn't go past the grade school that I attended for nine years and past the high school that I attended for four years. That route brought back memories each time I traveled it.