I love living in Mobile. It is like having the best of both worlds city living with country charm. Close to everything one could need. Close to beaches, fishing, entertainment, casinos etc. The people are diverse culturally and I love that. Downtown Mobile is a beautiful city with huge oak trees and lovely houses. My hubby and I love to go for walks downtown. No it is NOT dangerous. We have never had any problems and we go for walks all the time.
No way does this street "resemble" Bourbon street, it may be an entertainment corridor with clubs, restaurants and other sites but, Bourbon street is raucous, wild, crowded and often times SMELLY, be glad that Dauphin street doesn't share those same attributes, c'est tout! ⚜️
mobile is a nice city maybe underrated by outsiders for it's history...like any city it does have it's warts, and as others have pointed out it's a poor city,in a poor state .mostly due to bad local and state leadership over the years
Name one city that's not dangerous? Statistically the city is safer than what is was in the 80s and 90s where they had 50 or more homicides almost every year
@@jalenbarlow1303 Mobile had 51 homicides in 2021, so that means a LOT of crime for such a smallish/big city. The facts speak for themselves, not what they were but what they ARE now. The FBI statistics show 2,042 violent crimes per 100,000 population. Of cities w/ over 100,000 population, the FBI says Mobile has the highest violent crime rate of all cities that reported to them. Or, a comparible crime rating to St Louis, Memphis and Detroit. That is seriously bad company. You must be a realtor Jalen.
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I love living in Mobile. It is like having the best of both worlds city living with country charm. Close to everything one could need. Close to beaches, fishing, entertainment, casinos etc. The people are diverse culturally and I love that. Downtown Mobile is a beautiful city with huge oak trees and lovely houses. My hubby and I love to go for walks downtown. No it is NOT dangerous. We have never had any problems and we go for walks all the time.
this drive is always relaxing, thanks for making these quality videos!!
Glad you enjoy it!
Nice video Alabama Mike keep up the great work man your driving is incredible man
Thanks Mike for the wonder drive, Safe Travels As Always MAN! Nothing better than the open road
You got that right!
Clean! Plesant drive. Reflects the quality of its inhabitants.
Thank you for the video. I'm trying to build my confidence driving downtown.
ty for the video mike and continue making more driving videos
I'm about 45 miles from mobile. Good to see a video about mobile
Nice weather. A very early Sunday drive. Where is everyone? Was this taken during COVID shutdown?
Last Sunday. July 4th
Neat to see- live here and i always drive through downtown.
Mobile has great high school football. Every team down there was really good back in the day.
great video, good job, very cool to meet Alabama, I'm already following the channel, I have a video channel like this one here in Brazil. greetings!
We need more tourists attractions.. utilize all the water front We have here.
Beautiful city!!!
Give a tour coming through Meaher Street, Willjohn Street up through Eight Mile Whistler Street Prichard !!!👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Noooooo lol
Was born here in the late 80s. Currently deciding whether I will stay or relocate in the next few weeks.
July 15th is when school is out for summer break.
And then what?
I came here for my birthday weekend in 2020
Dauphin St resembles Bourbon St but smaller and definitely cleaner.
No way does this street "resemble" Bourbon street, it may be an entertainment corridor with clubs, restaurants and other sites but, Bourbon street is raucous, wild, crowded and often times SMELLY, be glad that Dauphin street doesn't share those same attributes, c'est tout! ⚜️
The 3rd Largest city’s in Alabama. They have Bucees in Mobile area
I saw a big sign for one of those near Birmingham. I was wondering what it was.
Its the 2nd largest. Thats why the tags are numbered as #2 Birmingham is #1
Its in spanish fort just across the bay.
2nd largest ?
Mobile's actually the 4th largest.
One is Birmingham, two is Hunstville, three is Montgomery, and four is Mobile.
251!! Gang gang they starting know who we be now
Definitely Need To Replace That Right Turn Signal Light Bulb It’s Definitely Wearing Out When U Hear It
Its bull shit we took a lane away and made a bike lane
mobile is a nice city maybe underrated by outsiders for it's history...like any city it does have it's warts, and as others have pointed out it's a poor city,in a poor state .mostly due to bad local and state leadership over the years
yeah i always go through mobile being from louisiana. I always ever knew it for having the navy ship and the cool tunnle.
There downtown is kinda built weird go 100 miles north to Birmingham u got a mini New York
Early
Safe travels
I live in Mobile, it's beautiful but very dangerous.
Name a city that's not dangerous ?
@@dwightdoomssr1926 They think that a city can have no crime at all.
I don't know where that would be but it's definitely not in this world.
Stastically, Mobile is safer than what it was in in 80s through the 90s where the city had 50 or more homicides.
9/11 from here
Dangerous city
Name one city that's not dangerous?
Statistically the city is safer than what is was in the 80s and
90s where they had 50 or more homicides almost every year
@@jalenbarlow1303 Mobile had 51 homicides in 2021, so that means a LOT of crime for such a smallish/big city. The facts speak for themselves, not what they were but what they ARE now. The FBI statistics show 2,042 violent crimes per 100,000 population. Of cities w/ over 100,000 population, the FBI says Mobile has the highest violent crime rate of all cities that reported to them. Or, a comparible crime rating to St Louis, Memphis and Detroit. That is seriously bad company. You must be a realtor Jalen.