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I stayed for one night, drove into the parking lot, and the attendant appeared for the fee. When I picked up the car, the attendant was also there. My luggage is at that hotel, and it's hard to say if there's anyone watching overnight. The parking lot doesn't have a fence or a guard booth, but it still looks safe. After all, there are few outsiders in the small city, mostly tourists. If the luggage is left in the car overnight, don't open the trunk after parking, just cover it up so it's not visible from the outside ? Spain Q&A

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I used google, but it led me to the downtown of Alacati, not the small town. Then I wandered around for two hours there. Finally, I had to take my child to Ilica Beach because we were going to Ephesus in the afternoon, so we left, thinking that if we had time, we would find it again. So I want to ask everyone how to find Alacati small town ? Turkey Q&A

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Funny, I was also pulled over on my way back to Chicago, not knowing what was wrong with my car? The lights were flashing and following me for more than 1km without stopping, and the alarm was directly triggered behind me before I was scared to stop! The reinforcement was called, and when I saw a small body, the reinforcement directly left, and finally I was given a warning slip ? United States Q&A

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Any one who drove from Lucerne to Zermatt? Yesterday came over to walk through the left side of the map of Spiez. There were no cars all the way, only snow-capped mountains. It was a bit terrifying. There were several sections where the cliff was right next to the road. If you want to come and go to Spiez, do you have any safer routes to recommend ? Switzerland Q&A

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Hello everyone, I just walked into the tram lane near the Zurich Cathedral . As soon as you come out of that road, it's the tram track. I didn't see any signs, I saw all the cars turning left, but only I turned right, and then the whole road was tram tracks. Is anyone aware of how much the fine would be? I just returned the car and I feel very uneasy in my heart ? Switzerland Q&A

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My car was scratched and when I returned it, I saw on the receipt that it said "no damage". I bought AXA's Super Supplementary Comprehensive Insurance, isn't it supposed to be that I have to pay first and then find the insurance company for reimbursement? How come today the Europcar person just let me go? When I left, they didn't give me any receipts either. My deposit is still there, I don't know when it will be refunded ? France Q&A

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Excuse me, in the case of driving around an island, do we give way to vehicles on the right side of the road first, or do we give way to vehicles on the opposite side of the road first? We don't need to give way to vehicles on the left side of the road because there won't be any intersection. Is that what you mean ? United Kingdom Q&A

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Could you guys please give me some advice? We are planning to go in a group of 7. After checking the available cars, if all 7 seats are occupied, it seems like there won't be much space left in the trunk. However, we are worried that with a C1 license, we might not be allowed to drive a 10-seater car. We would like to ask some friends who are familiar with this, is it okay to drive a 10-seater car with a C1 license? Or which 7-seater car has more space ? Thailand Q&A

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It's really annoying to return the car in Salzburg. On the afternoon we arrived, we happened to meet an Austrian holiday, and everyone was off work early. Then we tried all kinds of ways to return the car by ourselves. The next day, we received an email saying that the left rear hub was damaged, so we rushed to the return point. They said the car had already been rented out. Yesterday, we received an email saying that we had to pay 320 euros in compensation. It's really not worth it! Fortunately, the insurance can be compensated, so be sure to buy insurance, otherwise you don't know what will happen ? Austria Q&A

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If it's lavender, I can only answer that I don't know. Yesterday, when I was in the valley, I was taking pictures of the lavender on the left, and the field on the right was being harvested. A large area of the field was harvested by the combine harvester in about an hour. My signal was bad and I couldn't upload the picture. Note that I was in the valley, with slopes, not on the roadside or flat ground. The roadside may be harvested faster. I really can't answer where to see lavender in August ? France Q&A

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I went to the San Siro Stadium today, parked inside for 3 euros, then walked around the stadium and took the subway to Duomo. In the afternoon, I went to see the Last Supper and then returned to Duomo to stroll through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, which is really all flagship stores. I spent an hour and bought a pair of new Tod's shoes and three LV bags. The stadium attendant said I could park until 8 o'clock, so I quickly headed back after making my purchases, but the attendant had already left. I plan to go to the outlet in Milan near Genoa tomorrow ? Italy Q&A

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Hello everyone! I just visited Cinque Terre on July 29th. It was very difficult to find a parking space (I don't know if it's because it's the weekend). I suggest it's more convenient to take a train from La Spezia to visit Cinque Terre. Trains from La Spezia to Levanto run every half an hour and stop at all five villages. We drove to Riomaggiore first and bought tickets there for 16 euros per person, which allowed unlimited rides all day, including buses and restroom fees. Among the five villages, Manarola has the best scenery. It is said that the night view is also special, but we didn't plan our time well and left Cinque Terre before it got dark. We arrived around 10 am and left around 8 pm, spending about ten hours. We visited all five villages, and the scenery was quite similar. Monterosso, the northernmost village, is mainly a beach resort. Vernazza, Manarola, and Riomaggiore are similar, while Corniglia, after getting off the train, requires a bus ride to reach the top of the town. After 8 pm, the train back to La Spezia runs every hour. I hope my experience can be helpful to friends who are planning to visit Cinque Terre. ? Italy Q&A

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Driving in Australia is on the left-hand side of the road. If you are driving a manual car, you will need to be comfortable with driving on the left side of the road. You should also be aware that the speed limits in Australia are generally higher than in many other countries. For example, the speed limit on most highways is 100-110 km/h (62-68 mph). It is important to always wear your seatbelt and to follow the rules of the road. This includes obeying traffic lights, stop signs, and giving way to pedestrians and cyclists where necessary. In addition, it is illegal to use your mobile phone while driving in Australia. This includes making calls, sending texts, and using social media. If you are planning on driving in rural areas, be aware that there may be fewer services available, such as petrol stations and restaurants. It is also important to be aware of the potential for wildlife on the roads, particularly in national parks and reserves. Finally, make sure you have appropriate insurance coverage for your vehicle before you drive in Australia. This will protect you in case of an accident or other unforeseen event ? Australia Q&A

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We arrived in Paris on the 13th and stayed for 6 days, then drove to Fontainebleau, Lyon, Nice, Monaco, Genoa, Florence, and arrived in Rome yesterday. We were on edge the whole way... First of all, the temperature here is not hot. The wind is quite cold. We have to wear down jackets and woolen hats to keep warm. It is not recommended to drive in the city of Paris. It is difficult to find parking spaces on the road surface. The entrances and exits of underground parking lots are too narrow and difficult to find. Navigation mainly relies on the map built into the Apple phone, which is actually a collaboration with Tom Tom and is very accurate. The maps we downloaded at home are not very reliable, including Google Maps. We were misled several times, even guided to a snow-covered mountain road at night. Maybe it's because we didn't enter the address accurately. Remember to enter the postal code of the region. Google Play needs to be installed to have offline maps, so you must have wireless WiFi. The high-speed rail here is very fast. France is 130 and Italy is 110. I think this is the lowest speed. There will always be cars following me to drive. After all, the car company gave me a top-of-the-line Mercedes-Benz E200 station wagon, black German license plate, which is too eye-catching. This caused me to park in the underground garage and dare not park on the road, for fear that my car windows would be broken and my bag would be stolen. All overtaking must be done from the left side, and then the left lane must be given up. It is forbidden to occupy the left lane for a long time. Right-hand overtaking is strictly prohibited, which is very dangerous! Highways need to prepare some 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1, and 0.5 euro banknotes and coins in advance. Do not enter the electronic payment channel by mistake. France and Italy have many dark tunnels that are relatively narrow. Overtaking and turning do not slow down. It feels like you're driving a race car, so small cars are popular here. Their control performance is good. Remember not to rent big cars! My Mercedes-Benz is too long, and the city control is really a bit difficult. Those streets, tunnels, and parking lot passages are really narrow! Bring fewer luggage when you go out ? France Q&A

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We arrived at Moraine Lake at 5:09 am the day before yesterday and managed to find a parking space. I don't know when they closed the road, but it was closed before 7 am the day before yesterday, so we left Banff at 4:15 am the second day. There were many cars on the road heading to Moraine Lake. In order to get in, they really put in a lot of effort. We came out at 9 am in the morning, and there were many cars parked on the side of the road. When we arrived at the intersection, the road was also closed. The entry fee for each person on the bus was 6 Canadian dollars, and there were one or two hundred people in the queue. Seeing so many people, all interest was lost ? Canada Q&A

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