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Hmm... I do not recommend to drive around any bigger American city including San Diego without a detailed map (= a big one hehe, not so easy to use even inside american size car). Or if you are in more modern mode use GPS (satellite navigation system) - expensive? I don't know but it can help you to survive your marriage (if you drive with your wife hehe). But if it happens to you (for example you are so excited or busy driving that you forgot to buy the map in advance) there are signs to exits leading to some main points of interests (Downtown, Sea World etc.) at least in San Diego area. Usually they sign exits to colleges and univercities as well - do they support/publicize their educational institutions in such way? or maybe many sporting events take place on university/college grounds? The city of San Diego is kinda huge (from the north to the south end of the city, at about 60-65 mph, it'll still take you about 35-40 mins drive on the freeways. From Chris (balfor): We have road signs pointing to almost everything. Any major (for that area) historic site, a good spot to take photos, a rest area (and whether or not they have vending machines) colleges, shopping malls, hospitals, airports, train stations, etc are all graced with a sign on the interstate. If it is a direction type of sign, like to another road/highway or a town, the signs are green. If it is to an entertainment place or a school, it will be brown. (like to colleges, amusement parks, zoo's or just regular parks) and if it is to a service place like a retaurant, gas station or a hotel it will be on a blue sign. Thank you Chris! Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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