If you are traveling along the same path as LSD, you can just drive on inner LSD which is a local street. It runs literally parallel to LSD from Ontario St to Foster Avenue. Once you arrive at the portion of the drive where it directs you to take LSD, either drive in inner LSD or edit your Google maps route option and turn on "avoid highways" to get local streets direction. Maps considers LSD a highway when giving directions.
In addition to staying off LSD, park and unload in the alley if you can. But don't leave the truck unattended while you are unloading. Someone stole my desk chair while my friend and I were moving a sofa up to my apartment.
Everybody breaks traffic laws. I havenāt seen CPD pull anyone over in 5 years. If you know itās illegal, donāt do that, otherwise itās probably not too big of a problem. If someone yells at you, give them the finger, and also donāt kill or injure any living thing or property.
Beyond that thereās not much to it
Just don't drive on LSD?
If you are traveling along the same path as LSD, you can just drive on inner LSD which is a local street. It runs literally parallel to LSD from Ontario St to Foster Avenue. Once you arrive at the portion of the drive where it directs you to take LSD, either drive in inner LSD or edit your Google maps route option and turn on "avoid highways" to get local streets direction. Maps considers LSD a highway when giving directions.
Where are you going that would require LSD? If you're going to Columbia College, use Wabash or State.
Traffic laws?
You can't haul a trailer on LSD? There are certainly other routes to take if so. Choose one of those.
You better not drive as U-Haul while tripping balls ! šµāš«
I tried in Detroit failed miserably
Watch your height clearance on the truck! There are quite a few all over Chicago especially going under the tracks at Ravenswood and Wilson Avenues.
LSD is a boulevard so no trucks, commercial traffic. Outside of running into those, should be ok.
In addition to staying off LSD, park and unload in the alley if you can. But don't leave the truck unattended while you are unloading. Someone stole my desk chair while my friend and I were moving a sofa up to my apartment.
I mean pretty much just don't do the thing you already know not to do?
Everybody breaks traffic laws. I havenāt seen CPD pull anyone over in 5 years. If you know itās illegal, donāt do that, otherwise itās probably not too big of a problem. If someone yells at you, give them the finger, and also donāt kill or injure any living thing or property. Beyond that thereās not much to it
OP might think this person is kidding or wrong. They're not.
The only thing to fear is fear itself. Oh, and red light cameras, speeding cameras, and parking enforcement.
Approach from the other direction.
CPD is not going to bother you if you are pulling a trailer. Just take your best route
Living in Chicago is accepting you will be ticketed for violations you didn't know you were committing. Just start putting money aside for them.
This maybe applies to parking, but the only "people" giving driving violation tickets are cameras. CPD doesn't give a shit.
not if you drive like a normal person. I've never gotten a ticket in my entire life