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1. kylehotchkiss ◴[] No.46010514[source]
I'm so excited how much of Southern California is opened - Waymo LAX to SD after midnight (there's no trains or buses from 12 to 6)!!
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2. bob_theslob646 ◴[] No.46010592[source]
How do you get home if you do not have transit? What is the typical cost of a cab then?
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3. trillic ◴[] No.46010729[source]
$150-$200 if you book ahead.
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4. kylehotchkiss ◴[] No.46010759[source]
Last time I was in that situation, it was deliberating whether to spend the night in a hotel, the airport, or the train station until 6am when the trains start back up.
5. codethief ◴[] No.46010780{3}[source]
Jeez. How much is a Waymo gonna be?
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6. Rebelgecko ◴[] No.46010788[source]
I've never been in that boat but if you don't want an exorbitant Uber, it's probably cheapest to either get a hotel and take Amtrak in the morning or just rent a car. LA and SD are close enough that it often won't accrue any "one-way" fees
7. trillic ◴[] No.46011084{4}[source]
I only do LAX if it’s cheaper/ faster than SAN. LAX is so much better connected in terms of direct flights because of the competition the cost/time is often worth it. I’d rather sit in a cab than get stuck in ATL/DTW/SLC.
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8. kylehotchkiss ◴[] No.46011211{5}[source]
LAX is better for flights to Asia, I don’t want a layover in SF ¯\_(ツ)_/¯