There's always action and activity on the Las Vegas Strip. Here's a bit of video to show you what you might encounter driving south on The Strip to Tropicana Avenue.

Even though it was the very end of the show, it's little incidents like this that make Las Vegas a city that is "alive."

Anyone who has walked around the sidewalks of New York City, particularly the Times Square area, will tell you that it is an active place, and not in a business sense, but more in a fun sense, and that's how it is on The Strip.

In New York, and I know, because I put in plenty of time there, you hear the sounds of progress, jackhammers, saws and other construction equipment. But those sounds are intermingled with the sounds of people hustling about, either for work, or, as visitors to the Big Apple.

These sounds are also in evidence in Las Vegas, especially along The Strip, but there's always music playing, and people laughing, and taking pictures, and talking excitedly about what they just did or are planning to do.

Take a trip down The Strip and experience it yourself.