From time to time, Clark takes his show on the road. But no one wants to go with him to Los Angeles! That's because Clark hates traffic so much that being in L.A. is a nightmare for his staff. He does not do congestion well and basically has a meltdown when he faces it. Clark's executive producer Christa says the anticipation is the worst part of it all; he gets worried about the traffic a day before he has to travel. Clark recalls a book signing near UCLA when he was 45 minutes late. It drove him nuts that people had to wait on him. Now there's a ray of hope on the horizon: L.A. is looking at joining Orange County in building a network of congestion-priced freeways. These so-called "Lexus lanes" will allow people to pay a price for road access, and they'll guarantee a speed-limit ride during rush hour. Our idea of roads being free isn't really free, especially when you think about how much time they cost you.