red leaves, New Zealand Road trip Q&A

Excuse me, how is the signal and coverage of iTaiwan? I saw on the Taiwan Tourism Bureau website that there is an application for free iTaiwan network, and I would like to ask if any of you have used it before? How is its signal and coverage ? Taiwan(China) Q&A

1 Answer signalfreetaiwantaiwan

Red line, green line, don't join a tour, it's best to hire a car yourself and book how long you want to play. I see those tour groups just skimming the surface, it's a pity. It's hard to come to Turkey and end up having to go into shops. I imagine I'll definitely go into the canyon and play by myself, not just take a picture of a camel and leave. It's quite beautiful ? Turkey Q&A

1 Answer charterturkish

Guys, how to handle traffic violations in the United States? Can I check and pay by myself? It is said that the car rental company will charge a lot of money for proxy payment... In Boston, there is a sign indicating that the red light cannot turn, but I turned by accident... In New York, I found that it was one way after driving into the alley and went back... I rented a car from Hertz.. ? United States Q&A

1 Answer car rental agencyviolation代缴hertzred light

Red light cannot turn right, and there are some things that are not paid much attention to in China. When changing lanes, you must use the turn signal, and you must give way to pedestrians. If someone wants to cross the road at a zebra crossing, you must stop. At intersections on the road, there will be lines, and you must stop and give way to the right ? France Q&A

1 Answer parkingturn rightred light

Can you please tell me whether to take the expressway or the national highway from Nice to Valence? Is the road condition good? I would like to visit Lake Sainte-Croix as well, but I only have one day to spare. This day also includes Red Earth Village, Stone Village, Senanque Abbey, Fontaine Village, and staying near the New City of Avignon at night. Will the itinerary be tight ? France Q&A

5 Answers nicehigh speedroad conditionsavignonitinerary

Hello, I just saw the picture you posted. According to the map, it takes about half an hour to walk from one point to the next along the red line. I'm not sure if it's accurate. Taking a taxi to the farthest point and walking back to the town along the way should be possible. Renting a car is also an option, and there should be parking lots at each point. I just want to practice hiking and build up my physique. As long as it's not too tiring, that's fine, right ? Turkey Q&A

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Excuse me, I have arrived in Switzerland today and I carelessly forgot to bring my original driver's license. Is there anyone still in China (preferably Beijing) who can bring it to me? I will be in Milan from 925 to 927, or in Florence. I'm afraid international express delivery may not be reliable in terms of time. My driver's license is in Beijing, so it would be best if I have a friend from Beijing. Thank you very much! I will give a 200 red envelope as a reward if successful! ? Italy Q&A

3 Answers original driver's licensedriver's licenseexpress deliverymilanflorence

When approaching a town from a rural road in the UK, there is usually a speed limit, such as 30 mph. Before the speed limit sign, there are three bars, then two bars, and finally one bar, reminding you that you are approaching the speed limit sign. The last one is the speed limit sign with a red 30 on the ground, and the roadsides are like streetlights. I wonder if they are used for speed cameras in the UK? I saw that UK drivers seemed to exceed the speed limit when passing the speed limit sign. Do you know ? United Kingdom Q&A

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Excuse me, how do you drive at a roundabout in Germany? If the entrance is a red circle, you don't need to turn on your right turn signal. Cars inside the roundabout have the right of way, which means that you should let the car coming from your left go first. After the car on your left has gone, can you go? Also, do you need to turn on your right turn signal when the exit is green? Even if I am going straight out? Is that how it's understood ? Germany Q&A

2 Answers turn rightgermany

A pretty embarrassing story to share with you all. I hope it can provide some experience: I drive an automatic car in China. The first few days I rented an automatic car here too. Yesterday, the rental period expired, and I thought of renewing it to save money, so I rented a manual car. As a result, as a result, when I went up a slope at a red light and turned, I couldn't start it at all. Finally, finally, I even called the police. However, before the police arrived, I finally managed to start it ? Netherlands Q&A

1 Answer automatic transmissionpolicered lightautomatic

For buses that don't stop or announce the stations, how do you ensure you don't get off at the wrong stop? It seems that in Italy, buses don't announce the stations and only stop when someone needs to get on or off, and you have to press a red button to signal that you want to get off... The method of counting the stations and listening for announcements doesn't work, so do you rely on the driver to call out the stops? But what if you don't speak Italian and the bus is crowded? Looking out for landmarks? You need to have landmarks to look at, and it's hard to see them when it's dark or when the bus is crowded... So the only thing I can think of is to look at the GPS location on the map... Do you have any clever tricks for this ? Italy Q&A

3 Answers gpsmapparkingdriverbus

11.9 Beijing-Athens-Santorini. Arrive at 11:40, rent a car to Oia (30 minutes), stay in Oia, explore Oia, watch the sunset. 11.10 Santorini, take a boat or drive to see the Red and Black Beaches, Thira, Pyrgos, Kamari Beach, etc. (1.5-2 hours round trip by car), stay in Fira. 11.11 Santorini-Athens, return the car at 11:00, flight at 12:00-13:00, rent a car, drive along the coastal road for 1 hour to visit the Temple of Poseidon, watch the sunset, drive 2 hours to stay in Corinth. 11.12 Drive from Corinth Canal-1 hour drive-Ancient Theater-0.5 hour drive-Nafplion-0.5 hour drive-Mycenae Ruins-2.5 hour drive-Olympia Ruins, rent a car, stay in Olympia town at night. 11.13 Visit Olympia Museum and Ruins-3.5 hour drive through Corinth Bay and coastal road-Delphi-visit Delphi, stay in Delphi at night. 11.14 Delphi-3 hour drive-Meteora Monasteries, see the Sky City, stay in Kalambaka at night. 11.15 Kalambaka-4 hour drive-Athens, explore Athens, stay in Athens. 11.16 Depart at 9:00, drive 30 minutes to return the car at the airport, 13:00 flight back to Beijing ? Greece Q&A

7 Answers road tripflightreturn the caroperating systemholy island

I originally drove on the highway in southern France. Each section had a different toll. Some had toll booths where you had to take a card, while others required you to pay first without a card. Look at the signs above the toll booths to see if you need to take the ETC lane or the regular lane with the toll sign. There was a toll to get to Paris, and there was a toll on one section of the highway to Monaco. There were no tolls on the highways in southern France, but I remember there was an automatic machine at Nice airport that could exchange paper money for coins. I think the toll machines automatically counted the coins you put in, so you didn't have to count them yourself. There were a lot of one-way streets in France, especially in small towns, and the roads were very narrow. Also, always lock your car doors when you leave it, because we were waiting at a red light on a road in Gannat and someone opened our trunk. Fortunately, we had read in the guidebook to lock the car doors before getting out, so we didn't get stolen. This time, we picked up the car in Paris and drove to the Loire Valley ? France Q&A

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