No comments about Los Angeles.

No comments about Los Angeles (Golden State Series).

No comments about Day Outings from Los Angeles on a Tank of Gas (Travel and Local Interest).

3 comments about L.A. Shortcuts: A Guidebook for Drivers Who Hate to Wait.

1. An essential book for the non-commuter, like sales people, casual outtings, taxi drivers, and tourists. It points out the way to get to your final destination by avoiding congestion and the stop and go. Illustrated with easy to read diagrams and key landmarks. Every city needs a book like this.



2. L.A.'s streets and freeways have changed a lot since this book was published, and some of the routes have disappeared, while others have become more crowded than the areas it tries to avoid. Still, it's better than a kick in the arse.



3. This book is woefully out of date -- There is a new online forum for Los Angeles area shortcuts at www.trafficdocumentary.com, FYI!

No comments about Los Angeles Before the Freeways, 1850-1950: Images of an Era (Los Angeles Miscellany ; 12).

No comments about Hitting the road: Hilton's bet on business travel paying off.: An article from: Los Angeles Business Journal.

No comments about Compass American Guides: Hollywood (Compass American Guide Hollywood).

No comments about Thomas Guide 2001 Orange and Los Angeles Counties (Thomas Guide Orange/Los Angeles Counties Street Guide & Directory).

No comments about Orange County & Greater Los Angeles Popout: Double Map (Popout Map).

1 comments about Fodor's Los Angeles 2003: The Guide for All Budgets, Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore On and Off the Beaten Path (Fodor's Gold Guides).

1. Although I grew up in southern California, I now live in Boston. That means that I'm likely to be a little behind the times in terms of what's going on in LA. Realizing that, I decided to see if this edition of Fodor would help me during my recent trip to LA.
   
   Having read the book, I realized that there are so many new attractions in LA that I could fill my spare time during the visit with trips solely to see things I had never seen before. So rather than make my 527th trip to Disneyland, I went elsewhere. I'm glad I did.
   
   In fact, there are so many new attractions that I could have filled about ten trips with ideas from this guide. I found the detailed information about the hours, costs and parking specials helped me to select locations that not only appealed to me . . . they also saved me a lot of money. I estimate that the book saved me more than three times its price. If I had been in LA longer, the cost savings would have been higher.
   
   I also checked out the descriptions of places I know well, and found those entries to be excellent as well.
   
   When I arrived, everything was as described. That's unusual in my experience with guide books.
   
   If you are going with a friend or your family, you will benefit even more than I did.
   
   Have a great visit!