Car nahi chalai yaar... I had an international license as well.. I have even driven card in uk and Australia as well.. but on my first day in Geneva, I lost all my confidence... Don't know why...
Yaar halal plus European dhoondna mushkil hota hai. Plus jab bachay saath hon tou unn ki ziada chalti hai
Kehna bohot asaan hai bhaiya. Yahan kitne mardo ko Gun chalane ate hai?
That is what being said. India will prepare a false event and blame on Pak and attack
tumhe hunter se maarna chaiye.
Drive in local street for few minutes then you will be fine. Losing confidence is age factor or unkown fear factor ...
Pait hi nahi bharta gosht ke baghair...
I don't know.. I was in a taxi going to my hotel from airport.. and the taxi driver crossed a red light... I asked him why.. he said I didn't notice that the red signal was only for buses... I don't know what was he saying... For me it was a little difference.. plus.. on a traffic light, when the left turn light turned green, he moved forward and then waited for the incoming traffic to clear... Apparently, both our left turn and the incoming traffic had green signal to move at the same time... Then I lost all my confidence...
Bhai I had only 12 days...
Sab se achay german.. then French..
hikmet driving lessons lelete
Yeah right... And that's why I took my international license with me... But the first day and Swiss/ French traffic too away all my confidence... Phir Eurail pass pe guzara Kia...
Only German and French offered me help in loading my luggage in the train... Swiss and Dutch never even asked me or even said thank you if I gave them space to pass or whatever...
Yeah , first time in London faced all type of weird driving experience then i handover car back to my friend. Sometime traffic rules are not that simple. Specially , if all your life ride on free ways and simple signal rules you followed then it is difficult to keep distinction the rules between public transport and personal transport in European or Scandinavian ..
