Like the drivers, they don’t always follow the rules, and you may find a person crossing the road in the least likely spot. This is especially a problem at night when it’s difficult to see.
Las Vegas drivers are notorious for running red lights. Hesitate for just half a second and look carefully before heading into the intersection to see what might be coming at you.
Pedestrians on the corner to your right have a habit of stepping out into the street whether they have the light to cross or not. There’s a lot going on when making a right turn at a red light in Vegas.
Desert Inn Road is the only road in town that goes under the Las Vegas Strip instead of across it. If you’re anywhere near Desert Inn and you need to get across to the other side of the Strip, it’s a great choice.
You may not want to hear this, but running errands around town is much faster and easier in the morning. Happily, I’m not talking about running errands at the crack of dawn!
When driving anywhere in Las Vegas, don’t drive behind one of the city buses, or you’ll find yourself stuck behind it when they stop in the street to pick up and drop off passengers.