Make sure you pay close attention to the cars around you and are careful around other drivers, especially when it rains. A lot of people are very careless drivers or they drive too fast and you need to be proactive and aware when dealing with them.

I bought my car through the friend of a friend, who got a great deal on his car and wanted to 'pay-it-forward'. I'm not really very aware of how other people get their cars.

My favorite memory driving in this city was from when I first got my car, about five years ago. I was driving around very late at night so there was almost no one on the road. I went to a very high hill in Summerlin, in an area of town I was not familiar with. I listened to my favorite music and I went down a steep hill, letting the momentum my car was gaining guide me. It felt really exhilarating and I spent the whole night doing basically that and thinking.

Hammer. It is a long stretch that gets me almost everywhere I need to go. The speed limit isn't too fast nor is it too slow and there are never very many people on it.

Have patience and always carry water on you just in case you break down.

There is the auto mall, but if buying used always take your own mechanic with you if you are not car smart.

My favorite memory from driving in North Las Vegas, Nevada would have to be the surprise birthday party I threw for my twins twelve years ago. There was a mix up in communication between their father and my self, causing the entire party and the guests to end up in two separate locations. After several pay phone calls to my husband's work number, and several trips across town to pick up stranded guests. The party finally got underway four hours late and needless to say, it wasn't much of a surprise after all.

Las Vegas blvd.. Most main streets cross Las Vegas Blvd. Plus it takes you by the casinos and lights at night.