Moving to Georgia/Life/car laws!

[rcsoundn1]

I get that it is warmer and there may be bugs, all good info. I like the idea of the mountains and good drives to not be so far away. In NJ they are not always that easy to find.

[mrsleeve]

LOL

yes summers in the great plains especially the more southern areas are very miserable as well as the winters. Hell even up here where I am at we have "skeeter season", its other wise known as June around the rest of the world.

[Ryan Stewart]

I dont think its changed, its still hot and muggy most of the year, and filled with almost as many biting insects and poisonous snakes as the Amazon................ ;)

I can attest to the fact that the heat, humidity and bugs are no worse than Kansas. Actually, Kansas got hotter last 3 summers. And the trade off is mountain ranges and trees everywhere.

[rcsoundn1]

Good to know. I am excited to drop NJ and see what GA has to offer. Its a bit crazy to just drop life here and move out there but now is the time.

[mrsleeve]

I dont think its changed, its still hot and muggy most of the year, and filled with almost as many biting insects and poisonous snakes as the Amazon................ ;)

[agent]

^details???

The last one, Fall '13:

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=297023

No official thread for the Spring '14 event yet, just some preliminary discussion here:

http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=317365

[Ryan Stewart]

So I'm bumping this up again to get more info on jobs, housing and the laws regarding old cars, tint, modified cars etc. we will start off living in loganville with family and want to move anywhere within about an hour of there. WHAT YALL GOT!

I cant tell you about Loganville but tint is like 28% but everyone does 30% and 25 years old is the cut off for emissions inspections (the 85 Eta didnt need it). No safety inspection at all.

One of the best things about GA car wise is they actually register the status of your insurance and its reported to the state. That makes it a bit harder for assholes to drive around without insurance.

Im moving OTP soon, Cobb county. Thankfully only 3 miles OTP, I couldnt do that living out in the sticks shit, I work in the city. You can get around traffic sideways but the into the city in the morning and out of the city in the evening would make you want to swallow lead.

[rcsoundn1]

^details???

[agent]

Sounds like you'll be in the South in plenty of time to make the Spring Brodeo!

[rcsoundn1]

Thnx and please keep this alive! I want to make this work!

[JTDay]

these counties require emissions if that matter to you

Cherokee
Clayton
Cobb
Coweta
DeKalb
Douglas
Fayette
Forsyth
Fulton
Gwinnett
Henry
Paulding
Rockdale

[rcsoundn1]

I have numerous years in contracting so I'm down to work there also!

[delatlanta1281]

Loganville is nice.
78 goes almost straight into my neighborhood in atlanta. its a bit of a hike. I am up there all the time though. There's a Home Depot there....

[rcsoundn1]

Bumping my old thread.....Looks like the e30 will be in GA next month. I will be making the trip early april, and will be leaving it with the inlaws. Then in june, packing this show up and heading down. My wife and I are going to start in Loganville, live with the inlaws for a bit then get jobs and move. Anyone LMSW/social workers in the state? At first I will be looking to turn wrenches for income unless I get a job in my field.

[Ryan Stewart]

I agree. People always botch about it being cold here. Its not at all cold here.

We do have shit tons of pollen. Which sucks cause I'm allergic to grass and oak trees

Nor is it really that hot either. Maybe the past 5 years have been unseasonably cool but North Georgia (down by Florida is another matter) never got any hotter or more humid than back in Kansas City. Most times cooler and its a rare occurrence to break 100. I'll definitely take that to not have sub-zero winters.

Pollen, yeah, that could be the kicker. Thankfully I'm not allergic.