Mastering the language or learning the local customs might be quite challenging in foreign countries, and driving in such unfamiliar places can be very intimidating and even a bit scary.
Did you know that in Romania it is illegal to drive in an “excessively dirty” car? Or that in India cows have the right of way?
If you are brave enough to take on driving in a foreign country, it might help to know a few things before doing so. The infographic below might help:
Thanks to the Adrian Flux blog for the graphic.
Have you ever attempted to drive in a foreign country?
A New Life Wandering 
Love this! Flicking your lights is also common in Australia to warn drivers of an on coming police vehicle or radar trap.
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in Europe as well
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Love this! Flicking your lights is also common in Australia to warn drivers of an on coming police vehicle or radar trap.
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in Europe as well
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Interesting read! Actually I was surprised to know about compulsory daytime running light while visiting Europe! And indian traffic and rules does inspire me to be away from road 😦
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I did actually know that cows have the right of way in India – I have spent my fair share of time waiting for cows to cross the road! 🙂
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Haha, yes, I have too 😉
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moose have, too in Scandinavia. Not that it is a legal requirement to give them way – but in a normal passenger’s car you have no other choice!
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I did actually know that cows have the right of way in India – I have spent my fair share of time waiting for cows to cross the road! 🙂
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haha… great post anyway! 😀 😀 😀
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Haha, such an interesting post! “In China, honking is a common nuisance. Keep cool and don’t get road rage.” I’ve lived in China for 4 years, and this could not get any truer!
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I’m glad it’s accurate! Thanks for your comment! 🙂
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Haha, such an interesting post! “In China, honking is a common nuisance. Keep cool and don’t get road rage.” I’ve lived in China for 4 years, and this could not get any truer!
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Hahahah so true!
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Hahahah so true!
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