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Are the roads in France with D as the first letter easy to drive on ?

6 Answers

QEEQ User

I feel that except for the section from Valence to Grasse, there is no problem with other things

QEEQ User

Easy to drive, there are few cars.

QEEQ User

Seems difficult to drive near Weidong Grand Canyon, all along the valley edge

QEEQ User

Good to drive. I went from Changbaor to Chenonsole on the road starting with letter D, basically 70-100 km/h on the highway.

Eastern Sea

Even if it's a mountain road like Stone City and Red Earth City, it's still easier to drive than some roads in Italy.

QEEQ User

Roads starting with 'D' are occasionally congested, with many roundabouts. Just as you accelerate, you have to slow down for the roundabouts, which also consumes fuel. For short distances, the cost is similar to taking the highway. It also takes time.

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