What's it like to drive in Fort Clayton / Clayton, Panama Canal Zone?
Dennis Dean Smith - DennisDeanSmith
Driving in Clayton is safe and easy. There is little or no traffic and the roads are well kept. 
Clayton is a secure area so there are only 2 gates for access. One is off the road coming toward the Albrook area of Panama City from El Dorado. The other is at the entrance to the City of Knowledge and the Panama International Technopark. This gate is located on the road from Balboa to the Miraflores Locks on the Panama Canal. Clayton has become a popular upscale housing suburb since the...
Driving in Clayton is safe and easy. There is little or no traffic and the roads are well kept. Clayton is a secure area so there are only 2 gates for access. One is off the road coming toward the Albrook area of Panama City from El Dorado. The other is at the entrance to the City of Knowledge and the Panama International Technopark. This gate is located on the road from Balboa to the Miraflores Locks on the Panama Canal. Clayton has become a popular upscale housing suburb since the American military left so a lot of foreigners who speak English live there. The new American Consulate is also located on the Clayton grounds.
Posted February 7, 2014
Anne Gordon de Barrigón - Whale Watching Panama/Emberá Village Tours
Driving in Clayton is not bad at all compared to driving in Panama City, which is like playing a video game! Clayton is a more tranquil neighborhood and the people who work there are mostly foreigners with higher income levels, so it is a much safer and a more relaxed driving experience than Panama City. Driving in Clayton is not bad at all compared to driving in Panama City, which is like playing a video game! Clayton is a more tranquil neighborhood and the people who work there are mostly foreigners with higher income levels, so it is a much safer and a more relaxed driving experience than Panama City. Posted December 20, 2014