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How might an Olympic bid for LA work together with making traffic better in LA?

When did you know that you would be able to make a living as an actor?

What was the best career decision you ever made?

On your IMDb page, a lot of your roles are listed as 'uncredited.' Why is that?

Is there someone you consider the best person you ever worked with? Or the most despicable? I'm thinking in terms of character, rather than talent.

Is there someone (or a few people) you consider the most talented person/people you ever worked with?

Thanks for doing an AMA!

Is my idea crazy? If so, why? Here is my idea:

Would it be possible to build a train for cars above existing freeways that people could drive onto when travelling long distances through the area? For example, say I live east of downtown and want to go to the west side. What if I could drive my car up onto some sort of train that was above the existing 10 freeway and it could take me and my vehicle to the west side. That way, I am not wasting near as much gas to get there, less wear and tear, less exhaust, and when I get to the west side, I have my car with me. Cars are part of LA culture, for better or worse. Why not make part of the solution a way to move cars around better, rather than get people out of cars altogether. Along the major freeways, I think this could remove a lot of traffic from the freeway and allow people to get closer to their destination without being part of traffic.

Full disclosure: I've lived in LA for over a decade and ride the Gold, Red and Purple lines often, and commuted from the SGV to Santa Monica for several years.

Landing an olympic games is obviously a long and uncertain process, but I'm pretty sure Villaraigosa threw LA's hat in the ring to become the US candidate for the 2024 summer games. Should things progress in LA's favor, I'm guessing transportation infrastructure will be a component of the bid to the IOC.