Travels

[GWRdriver]

I'm now in Cambridge (UK) and traveling to the Southwest (Devon, Wilts) tomorrow . . . So far so good, but still learning which lane in the roundabout I'm supposed to be in.

 

[goldstar31]

Apologies Harry but I have tried at least twice to respond. Summat to do with logging in and yet another forum - with problems. A lot about!

The best source of information on driving is from the HighwayCode which is on the net.

Roundabouts are covered in Sections 184 to 190.

Hope this helps

Norman

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[GWRdriver]

Hello Norman,
So far I've had no problems.

 

[AussieJimG]

Well done Harry, I am organising a trip to the US next year which will include Cabin Fever and Nashville but I don't think I am brave enough to try driving on the other side of the road. Sitting in the passenger's seat in Europe confuses me, particularly at the roundabouts.

Jim

 

[goldstar31]

I find that sitting in the passenger seat makes it difficult for my legs to reach the pedals.:wall:

SeriouslyhDe the trick is to drive a very Germanic 'Silver Bullet' like a big Merc, Beemer or Audi but with old English registration plates that look like ones from Luxemburg and go into a Sanef toll on a French autoroute- and for the passenger to read his map whilst negotiating the concrete narrow sides.

I'll let you work it out. Tres interssant, mon brave.

 

[GWRdriver]

Spoke too soon, . . . parking ticket in Torbay.

 

[AussieJimG]

... and for the passenger to read his map whilst negotiating the concrete narrow sides.
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Thanks Norman, I think a dog in the passenger seat would have the same effect.

Jim

 

[goldstar31]

Dogs make very poor map readers. Mind you they are good at going from street lamp to street lamp.

Possibly it's a sort of drag racing?

 

[rodw]

Dogs make very poor map readers. Mind you they are good at going from street lamp to street lamp.

I am sure there are dogs in the passenger seat that are better map readers than my wife :hDe: