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It depends where you are driving... if there's a lot of construction around, for example, this can be a huge PITA and happen more frequently than might be expected.
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It depends where you are driving... if there's a lot of construction around, for example, this can be a huge PITA and happen more frequently than might be expected.
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Yeah I was in the Rialto area so that's a definite possibility, major PITA but it happens I guess.. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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