Driving the Steepest Street in San Francisco!

In late 2009, Stephen Von Worley, a local datasmith, set out on a quest to find San Francisco’s steepest paved public streets. His first order of business was to create a street-by-street map of the city’s slopes, which he achieved by “combining OpenStreetMap street traces and USGS raster digital elevation data.
From his research, the steepest street is Bradford above Tompkins (41% grade), but it's a dead-end street and you can't drive straight across it. In this situation, the second-ranked Romolo between Vallejo and Fresno (37.5% grade) has become the steepest street in San Francisco that can be driven by car. This is exactly what you can see in this video.
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[@sgmlaku]

Wonderful driving tour in San Fransisco

[@Unique_Europe]

Thank you! 🙂

[@user-fd1md8gi6k]

Quel ville de fou lol les rues on dirait les montagnes lol

[@NguyenNguyen-oe5fq]

Hello I love you thanks you for sharing the great video like like 👍👍💯🔔🔔❤️❤️❤️

[@Unique_Europe]

Hi, thanks for the kind words and 👍😃

[@glennhubbard5008]

There is a small street called Congo that is steeper than that.

[@Unique_Europe]

Yes very steep and interesting street. I saw it on streetview but i don't think it is steeper according to the data.

[@abeydrouin8398]

*promo sm*

[@Unique_Europe]

where?