Can you go from Carmel to Danish town via California Route 1? I heard that the middle of Route 1 is broken and not easy to drive on ?

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Southern Overlord

I plan to drive from San Francisco to Los Angeles on May 13, via Route 101-68-101-46-1 to Danish Town.

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130****7040

Yes, it is broken, but it can be bypassed via Highway 101.

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Tourist2218417

It's broken, not working

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Yingslish

Broken, change the route

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