Monday, 27 June 2016

Lombard Street in Go-Cars

Lombard Street or Crooked Street is an east-west street in San Francisco, California that is famous for a steep, one-block section with eight hairpin turns. Driving on this crisscross street is a different experience all together and it was too much fun.
The Crooked Street
































A cute tree on the side of the Crooked street
After the cruise, we rented out Go-Cars and toured the city in the funnest way possible.
GoCars look like small toy cars, but are the first-ever GPS-guided Storytelling cars. They are battery operated and around 200 points of interest are loaded into the GoCar’s friendly GPS system.
You need a driving license to drive these cars, helmets are mandatory and a one hour tour costs around $58. But we found great deals on groupon and we rented it for much cheaper rates.


























We once again drove on the crooked street in our Go-cars and had the best time of our life.


Go-Cars are definitely the coolest way to explore San Francisco or for that matter any new city you visit and you should definitely try them on your next visit.

16 comments:

  1. Aww wow, that looks so fun, and in the streets it adds fun and thrill to the adventure, must try before we die!

    M
    The Flower Duet

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  2. This is supercool and so much fun..loved go cars
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  3. I just love US! San Francisco especially! Lovely pictures!
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  4. car maintenance guide7 June 2026 at 10:15

    Exploring Lombard Street in Go-Cars is one of the most exciting ways to experience San Francisco’s famous winding road and scenic city views. These GPS-guided vehicles allow visitors to enjoy a fun and interactive sightseeing adventure while learning about local landmarks. Before starting your trip, following a car maintenance guide can help ensure a safe and smooth driving experience. Combining sightseeing with proper vehicle care makes the journey even more enjoyable.

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  5. Lombard Street looks like such a fun place to explore, especially with a Go-Car. I also like how GPS-guided vehicles can make city trips easier to navigate. For anyone managing a vehicle, keeping track of basic **plate information** can be useful as well.

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  6. Lombard Street looks like such a fun place to experience by car, especially with all those tight hairpin turns. I also like how Go-Cars combine driving with GPS-guided information, making a city tour more interactive. Having useful driving and vehicle information available online can also make exploring unfamiliar places easier. driving information can be a helpful reference for motorists.

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  7. The Go-Car concept sounds like a great way to explore San Francisco while learning about different points of interest along the route. The combination of a small vehicle, GPS guidance, and sightseeing makes the experience quite different from a traditional tour. For anyone who enjoys driving, having reliable vehicle information is useful when planning trips and managing everyday driving.

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  8. Lombard Street must be especially interesting from a driver's perspective because of its steep section and eight hairpin turns. It is a good reminder that understanding your vehicle and planning your route are important when driving in unfamiliar areas. Online driving resources can be useful for motorists who want to stay informed before heading out.

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  9. The experience of driving through Lombard Street sounds unforgettable, especially with the unusual road design and sharp turns. A guided vehicle like the Go-Car seems like a fun way to combine sightseeing with an actual driving experience. Before taking a road trip or exploring a new area, useful car information can also help drivers prepare better.

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  10. Go-Cars seem particularly useful for travelers who want to explore a city independently rather than staying on a standard tour bus. GPS guidance also makes it easier to discover points of interest along the way. From route planning to general vehicle details, having reliable driving resources can be valuable for people who enjoy exploring by car.

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  11. The description of Lombard Street shows why driving can be such an enjoyable part of a city visit. The steep road and sharp turns make it a memorable route, while the Go-Car adds another interesting element to the experience. Drivers can benefit from having accessible vehicle information when preparing for different driving situations.

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  12. I really like the idea of using a GPS-guided Go-Car instead of simply following a conventional sightseeing route. It gives visitors the freedom to drive while still learning about the city. When exploring a new destination by car, checking useful travel information beforehand can also make the overall driving experience smoother.

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  13. Lombard Street and the Go-Car tour seem like a great combination for anyone who enjoys both sightseeing and driving. The article also highlights how important the right vehicle and route can be when navigating a new city. Having access to practical vehicle resources can be helpful for drivers who want to stay informed while planning their next trip.

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  14. What makes this tour interesting is that visitors are not just passengers; they actually get to drive the Go-Car and explore San Francisco at their own pace. The GPS storytelling feature sounds particularly useful for discovering attractions along the route. For motorists, keeping up with relevant driving information is another good way to make travel and vehicle use more convenient.

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  15. Exploring a new city is always more enjoyable when you know the best ways to get around. Public transportation can be especially useful when visiting busy destinations, and checking travel schedules beforehand can help you plan sightseeing and daily activities more smoothly.

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