<div align="center">(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b52/jotunusmc/104_1downtown_san_diego_at_night_from_harbor.jpg)</div><br/><hr/><br/>The streets of San Diego are hot and busy during the day, but cool and wild at night - if you know where to look. The Crew spends most of their day-time hours helping out in the auto-shop which is their cover business, and usually only hits the streets during the day in one of the company trucks for part runs or trips to the grocery store or other places - since they are located downtown and the traffic is usually fairly thick. It eases up during mid-day, but still isn't very friendly to drive around in.<br/><br/>It's at night when all the action happens. The traffic is a lot less, and most people are either on their way to a bar or club or coming from one. The cops tend to keep a lot of night-time attention focused on the inner city, so the Crew's garage is just on the out-skirts of downtown, where they have quick access to alleys and smaller streets that can get them into the industrial district and residential neighborhoods. Most of the street racing takes place in the empty industrial district and by the docks, though on rare occasions they do take place downtown - though the risk of getting caught by the cops is dramatically increased there. Most downtown races are 'street-light' races that take place spontaneously between a pair of drivers. All of the organized multi-car sprints and circuit races go down in the less-populated areas that have little-to-no night time traffic.