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Old Posted Jul 7, 2015, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by DKaz View Post
Use Waze, they use real average speeds to calculate time.

But in either case, I find that Google and Waze tend to underestimate the time it takes to drive places especially in traffic. I would rather both say I'll arrive there at 7:10 and actually arrive at 7:05 than the other way around.
Yah I dunno I don't use any of that stuff. I know pretty much every major corner of Metro Vancouver and how to get there so just go. And the places I frequent I've done so enough to estimate accurately in my head.

My wife uses our Garmin GPS and I find it over estimates. So it will always tell you the planned time of arrival is later than you actually get there. We don't pay for the traffic service so I believe it just takes speed limits into account and nobody drives the speed limit or under here so you always go a bit quicker.

Regardless I think the perception is that 17A is quicker to the ferries than going to the SFPR though I think that is largely up to both (a) perception and (b) if you hit a green light at Ladner Trunk. Hit the red light there and you sit for 3-4 minutes easy.
     
     
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