Heading down Thursday.
How’s the hiway from TJ to Guerrero Negro?JohnGaltSpeaking - 6-25-2019 at 01:15 PM
am wondering the same thing. especially the santo tomas delay.fishbuck - 6-25-2019 at 01:31 PM
About 30min to a half hour...
Enough time to get out and stretch.
Plenty of border vendors to service the line with cokes and snacks.
Very good condition as far as San Quintin.JohnGaltSpeaking - 6-25-2019 at 02:50 PM
About 30min to a half hour...
Enough time to get out and stretch.
Plenty of border vendors to service the line with cokes and snacks.
Very good condition as far as San Quintin.
can it be avoiding by leaving early? or later? DanO - 6-25-2019 at 03:02 PM
About 30min to a half hour...
Enough time to get out and stretch.
Plenty of border vendors to service the line with cokes and snacks.
Very good condition as far as San Quintin.
can it be avoiding by leaving early? or later?
Maybe... that would make sense... lots of trucks...fishbuck - 6-25-2019 at 09:49 PM
Be prepared for the gauntlet known as the "San Quintin Valley".
More farms in production than ever. Trucks, cars, school buses for the farm workers... mucho...
Very busy and thriving. And that starts at Camalu now.
Take you time and ease your way through it.
You will feel great around the "Old Mill" turn-off.
I don't think you can get through that "early".
Late maybe...solosancarlos - 6-25-2019 at 10:07 PM
yes, and 30f cooler. Paco Facullo - 6-26-2019 at 06:47 AM
I drove from LA to Bahía Asunción beginning the 9th and found the hwy 1 in great shape , best in meny meny years.
The wait time for me on a weekday ,around mid morning , was about 40 minutes or so .
Only bad pot holes were in Ensenada
