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Interesting traffic discoveries...

Now that I am preparing myself to be equipped with a local licence, u can imagine me concentrating on the differnces in the road, compared to UAE.So here goes some interesting things i find on the roads here:-

a) You may make right turns on red light on most roads here, after you check traffic for urself!

b)The names of the street are parallel to the road, so look right or left not straight for directions!

c) there are Sensors just behind the stop line at traffic lights, that allows the system to run accordingly--so cool!

d) i didnt find a single cab or bus near my place! i think its cos my area is not city! :-(

e)i like the center lane idea, that allows u to stay on it and wait until u take a left turn safely!

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Athena00181 said…
Welcome to the US! About d) it's not unusual at all not to find a cab or a bus in the US. Public transport is not really a big thing here.. mostly everyone has a car and drives to wherever they want. The best cities for public transport IMO are New York and Chicago and maybe some others that I don't know about. But those are the ones where you get to walk a lot. :) Good Luck on the driving test!
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