It can be used in many high traffic indoor places such as gymnasium and supermart.

In spite of the holiday weekend many open homes had good traffic.

That's what I'm considering.It's like cheating when the traffic on a freeway is all jammed into one spot.

(I was living in southern California at the time) I don't know how traffic is where you live, but make sure to take a good look around...

Ken and I are in different lanes of traffic, but we are going the same direction.   

Mine was a PITA, it had been modified and raced at Riverside, it overheated in traffic, even in 20 minutes at 40mph wasn't enough to keep it cool, and that's not counting the electrical gremblins that ran through it. traded for a '57 modified 327, 4 speed.

They do lease land for mud farms and track the mud onto the roads creating traffic hazards.

If you love driving and spend lot of time in traffic or long drives, there is nothing comparable in the market other than Model 3. 

Here's why I love the area:- Tons of year-round tourist traffic (approximately 12m visitors annually)- Hardly any regulations - just register your property (cheap & easy) and pay your taxes - The area has been a tourist destination for decades and a huge part of their local economy is vacation rentals that long predate AirBNB/VRBO- Property remains more affordable than in most other vacation hot spots- Four mild seasons with limited exposure to severe weather- Fantastic ROI

But you'll probably be stuck in a traffic jam half the time.