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Say Goodbye to Devil's Slide

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The stretch of Highway 1 known as Devil's Slide has plagued drivers for more than 75 years. The road, south of San Francisco, has closed numerous times due to landslides, turning a seven-mile drive down the coast into a 45-mile detour. And the sharp turns are notorious for causing collisions. Not any more: Tuesday morning two new tunnels are opening to traffic.

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