TalkingHead77

You beat me to it - I was going to post a topic like this myself. It's nice to see at least someone else on here who acknowledges our existence here in the Southwest.

Granted, but it's Charles Manson's life. His life becomes so great, that he is released from prison, travels to your town, corrupts the local police force and courts, gets the mafia on his side, and they all relentlessly pursue you to make your life absolutely terrible. Tough luck jmsepe I wish I had enough money to last me the rest of this year.

4615 I passed a late-70's model Honda Civic on Interstate 40 in Arizona a few months ago. It was pretty beat up, but being driven and still an extremely rare sight. Those things are nearly extinct.

Huston - 4 Kisa - 4

I'd like to hear input from more experienced SC4 players on this - I have this elevated freeway running through my downtown (to the right of the picture below), which I had turn into an avenue at the northern end of downtown. Later, I constructed a freeway in the northern part of the map to service some areas I had built up there. Now I'm trying to connect the two (the elevated stub on the left and elevated freeway on the right), but I'm not sure how to go about this. I'd like to put an exit (on-ramps/off-ramps) for the six-lane boulevard in the middle of the pic, but unsure if they are compatible with each other. Also, there's a glitched tile where the six-lane boulevard meets another street just below the railroad. Any suggestions?

"Do I look gooood?"

Had to get somewhat creative with a few of my freeway exits. Had to get somewhat creative with a few of my freeway exits.

I'm hoping to connect the freeway that runs east-west in this picture. I just haven't figured out how I'm going to fit a huge freeway interchange in there yet:

Voting for the underdog here. Huston - 6 Ln X - 1

Intriguing. Post a map of your transportation network if you can!

Feyss - 8 47ply - 8

Laying out the streets for some low and medium density residential near my airport. Inspired by similar developments right next to LAX (Los Angeles International Airport) in real life.