How to Survive Driving in Greece The UNWRITTEN RULES for Tourists

Visiting Greece?💙 The Unofficial Guide | How to Drive in Greece Without Losing Your Marbles: Insider Advice for Tourists and Expats Living in Greece
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About this video: This is our ultimate guide for tourists in Greece, where we uncover the essential unwritten rules for driving in this beautiful country. If you're a traveler, first time visiting Greece, or an expat living in Greece, navigating Greek traffic can be quite the adventure. Our video is packed with driving tips and insider advice to help foreigners in Greece feel more confident on the road. From understanding local driving common practices to mastering the street rules that are often followed more religiously than actual laws, we've got you covered. Whether you're traveling Greece for a short visit or planning an extended stay, these survival driving rules are a must-know for every tourist. Join us and discover how to drive in Greece like a local!
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[@Sunpire]

Where are you watching from? Let us know below⬇

[@Tasos_]

Do be fair this isn't the way all greek people drive but indeed in Crete there are some of the worst drivers in Greece, they never follow the rules. I am from Thessaloniki city (nothern part of Greece) and when i was in Crete i was shocked from the way the locals there driving. So, have that in mind that this is not how all people in Greece drive in general. 😅

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching ☺️ 🙏💙. We know not all the Greeks drive like this, and this video is just a funny way to put out there some useful information for whoever is interested and wants to be more informed 🙏

[@geogeo2299]

Exactly I'm from Athens and renting a car/driving around in Crete was an irritating experience. Be ready to honk, swear and get into a brawl.

[@TheSawnMC]

@@geogeo2299 People that visit other places with such a mentality are the root of the problem, always. Coming from a guy that spends 7 months of his entire year to drive about 80.000km on the roads of this island, especially the Highway and the cities, I can cover more than 1 "driving faction" in Crete by saying, the absolute worst drivers in the summer in the island are the guy above and anyone like him. Half of the time driving 20-30 under the speed limit because he doesn't know his route, without giving way or hugging the right side, as not to create traffic. The other half with uneven driving, speeding because he's fast, slowing because he wants to take photos, suddenly turning because his GPS screamed to take a turn while he was not paying attention. In the end, we know that the worst drivers of the summer are our own kinsmen from around Greece, not the foreign tourist. Wanna take some actual advice for driving in the island? Keep a steady pace and outside the cities, stick to the right side of the road if you're going by the speed limit or 10-20 lower. Do not stick behind other tourists that do the same, or even worse, do not give way even, so that you avoid creating huge lines on the highway. That is absolutely all you need to know.

[@geogeo2299]

@@TheSawnMC "without giving way" giving what way malaka? 99% of your shitty roads are ONE LANE each way. Maybe stop on the side every time a malakas like you comes with 100km and sticks behind like a turd? What? You know the roads? YOU KNOW NOTHING MALAKA E MALAKA

[@gpatoy5976]

Honking your horn ( using the sound signal ) is free (no cost) and will save you and others from unpleasant situations . So use it as often as you need , nobody will give you a ticket in Greece for the sound signal . Better safe than sorry . Don't make agressive movements or direction changes when driving and the motorcycles ( and cars ) will manouver around you .Always have situational awareness . If you are a pedestrian don't expect the traffic to stop for you , pass the road when it is safe for you ( you take care for yourself ) . Most importanly enjoy your vacation to Greece .

[@Sunpire]

Very nice, thank you 😊 🙏 👍🏻 💙💙

[@horror11]

one more important rule : when u want to park , click the hazard warning lights, not just the left or right flash, only then the car behind u knows that u want to park and will keep the distance or else he will just continue behind u and than u cant move backwards to park.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much 🙏 😊 💙. Yeah, this is a good one, I always forget to put the warning lights when I park...

[@aceksouras]

If you think there are no rules in Greece try driving in Cairo and you'll change your mind 😛

[@Sunpire]

I heard things about that😂😂, and we've not experienced it yet, so we're talking only from our experiences.

[@0skillsPVP]

Ok since you guys are new to the country, let me break this down to you (joking): Who has priority: Are you from that particular area and the other person is not? If yes, YOU have priority. You are BOTH from that area? Normal rules apply. NEITHER of you are from that area? If yes, is any of the 2 drivers married into a person (or has relatives) from that area? If yes, that driver has priority. NEITHER of you are from that area and none of you has any immediate family in that area? Normal rules apply.

[@factsunitedkingdom6617]

😂😂😂😂 this was extremely funny

[@Sunpire]

Very funny, you just made our day 🤣🤣🤣. It might also be true 👍🏻

[@daddoukos]

@@Sunpire It is very very true. Locals uber alles....If you forget that, you pay for the damages. In a court, all "eye-witnesses" will also be locals....

[@Morpheah]

Εεε...Παυλιανίτης?! 🙂itravelling.gr/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/pavliani_parko_anapsuxis_itravelling_11.jpg

[@vask3863]

Don't confuse Crete with Greece. Many of your suggestions don't apply to the rest of the country. Especially in northern Greece. The best is to follow always the laws. If you have a traffic accident by driving like that, neither your car/life insurance nor the curt will be on your side. The most important rule is to be hyper aware of your surroundings and drive defensive. Btw, motorbikes/scooters are the best means of transport. Fastest, cheapest, easiest way to find parking spots. Filtering is allowed in Greece. The weather helps immensely too. That's why they are so popular here. All Greek car drivers are familiar with them. Most car drivers have also their own motorbikes/scooters too. So, they have knowledge. Most learn to ride motorbikes, even before they get a car. Me included.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching! Of course, it's always best to follow the laws everywhere you drive! This is all good to know. Thank you for sharing!

[@brasni1]

No problems with driving in Greece. I have been driving motorbike here for 25 years and cannot see any difference between Greece or any other country. Of course, there are idiots everywhere. And when driving, you have to be alert.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching 😊🙏💙

[@CountryFenderBass]

The old saying “If you don’t see a problem the problem is probably you”

[@brasni1]

@@CountryFenderBass Driving in Athens is more intense than around Meteora. But generalizing is always bad, and in general the Greeks drive as normal human beings. Not suicidally.

[@CountryFenderBass]

@@brasni1 oh I know. We are a Greek family and we visit every year. But as an average the driving is pretty poor….

[@Onirocosmos]

Actually, we are better drivers because we think for ourselves, have critical thinking and good reflexes. Thanks for the video, it was hilarious for me as a Greek but it can also save visitors from getting in serious trouble.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching ☺️ 👀 🙏 💙. You are right. You have better reflexes and critical thinking. It is like a hard training you do every day 😂😂😂. For tourists is a bit harder, they are not as trained as greek drivers are...

[@user-oq1ok2qy4e]

The fact that you think this suggests that in fact you lack critical thinking skills. Drivers in Greece regularly get themselves into and cause others trouble on the roads by the lack of care/recklessness shown while driving (both to themselves and others - "oti 8eloume 8a kanoume!"), and they are able to react more often than not (due to regular human reflexes, not better reflexes, you chump); but not always, which is why there are numerous little churches beside the roads all over Greece - because Greeks are terrible drivers and lack critical thinking skills while driving. They also do a disservice to their mothers and to the idea that Greeks are friendly by allowing the red mist to descend whenever anyone dares to cut in front of them (which is ironic given that they are constantly looking for a gap to dive into, all the while being consumed by a desire to prevent others from cutting in front of them) or slows them down (because they want to go faster, even though the car in front has nowhere to go). A riddle inside an enigma. "Inat". Mprabo!!

[@CountryFenderBass]

In Athens we were in a taxi and he drove down the side walk to make a turn

[@Sunpire]

He had his own rules😂

[@georgebourlos1430]

impressive you have survived that far.... especially night time driving and minding for opposite direction drivers

[@Sunpire]

🤣🤣🤣 Impressive indeed

[@joannabzowska208]

you got guys expierence from UK, in UK there are narrow streets...

[@Sunpire]

Yes, we have some experience with narrow streets from the UK and from RO. I think you can find narrow streets in every country.

[@house89147]

Driving in Crete for two weeks I got to see the worst driving I have ever seen (and Ive spent time in the USA). The best bit was the road with 6 people passing eachother all at the same time 2 of them were doing 60-70 in the dirt off the road 2 were in the hard shoulder (using both sides) best of all there was a blind corner coming up so it was just a 6 car wide wall of death! The rest of the time its just a free for all a bit like carmageddon but with some very narrow and badly looked after roads. Oh and and there are "about to explode" dead animals everywhere! My tip for driving there, DON'T!

[@Sunpire]

It can be a bit tricky sometimes...

[@ozymandyas9123]

As a Greek, I'm going to confirm that these poijts are true unfortunately (especially the one about pedestrian crossings) but I should say that Crete in particular is an extra crazy place to drive. The roads are mountainous and winding but the local farmers know them too well and they just rush through them in their massive pickup trucks. It's quite intimidating for non locals who are driving on those roads for the first time. Bottomline, if you're a tourist driving in Greece can be a challenge and the final boss of the game is Crete.😂

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much for watching us 💙💙🙏🤗. So we started straight with the final Boss? 😂😂😂😂

[@VoiniculTV]

În Rodos nu opreau la trecerea de pietoni dar în schimb opreau dacă treceai pe unde nu erau treceri de pietoni :) Așteptam să treacă mașinile și ne trezeam că opreau mașina și ne făceau semn să trecem

[@Sunpire]

Yeah, it is weird in that way , a bit backwards. How is driving in Romania these days?

[@user-ug7ur5ou5e]

Way better road manors now in Greece then 20 years ago when Greece was on first palce in traffic related death rate, now we aer 3 or 4 in Europe. Another tip most accidents is on weekends evenings due to alkohol consumption.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for the tip 🙏 ☺️ 💙💙

[@helgaioannidis9365]

I live on Rhodes. Our province holds still the first place in the whole EU 😭😭😭 Every year tourists die in traffic here, it's so sad and it's mostly young people who overestimate their ability of controlling the vehicle in an unexpected situation. Please everyone be careful on our streets!!!

[@Sunpire]

@@helgaioannidis9365 Thank you for your advice 🙏

[@user-ug7ur5ou5e]

@@helgaioannidis9365 Rhodos town is the only place in Greece were car stops at pedestriang crossings

[@helgaioannidis9365]

@@user-ug7ur5ou5e yes, but only in summer. We do that seasonally, because we're afraid of hitting a tourist that thinks we'll stop.

[@alk_pan]

I'm Greek and driver of motorcycle, and generally I am very dissapointed by our behaviour in the streets. Worst part is that you can't get used to it even after years. It is a shame that we give such a dangerous driving experience to newcomers but Greeks also. And it is a great reflection of our society. This behavior of everyone doing what they want for their own benefit even by breaking the rules is EVERYWHERE in our society.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to write this comment 🙏💙 Don't be too harsh on yourself or on Greeks. This happens around the world in a lot of places. Is just good to be informed and know on what to pay attention 👍🏻 😀

[@alk_pan]

@@Sunpire Thank you for your kind words! Yes, I believe it is very important for visitors to know this stuff, literally I wouldn't change anything. And as a Greek I want to add something specifing but very inportant IMO: NEVER TRY TO ADJUST YOUR DRIVING OR RIDING BASED ON A PERSON BEHIND YOU IN A HURRY. especially when parking, take your time and don't mind at all with the negative honks or stuff the other(s) might have to say. But also in more open roads the best thing to do is to be a bit mindful of giving space to overtake you IF and WHEN you can or want. I wish all the best to your channel and your efforts to live here. It is very beautiful a place here, indeed.

[@CASIUSGELAEI]

Conclusion: in Crete you improved as a driver!.. 😜

[@Sunpire]

Definitely, it makes you more aware of the surroundings, but overall, a better driver 💙

[@CASIUSGELAEI]

@@Sunpire I'm teasing you, Raul, but tell us, have you ever seen a policeman on the streets giving out fines?..🤔

[@Sunpire]

Not really, we saw police with speed cameras on the main road between Chania and Rethymno

[@CASIUSGELAEI]

@@Sunpire ...now you understand why we are ''brothel'' drivers!!! 😎

[@Mixos_place]

Greek Drivers are very good drivers.Now Drivers from Crete, they are the worst drivers in the world.We were there summer 23 and we saw on doubled-lane road, one car overtaking another and at the same time another overtaking him. Saw buses pushing tourists (driving easy to spot) out of the way to get in. If you are a pedestrian in Greece you have to give way to cars no matter what the traffic lights say!

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching our video and sharing your thoughts and experience! 🙏

[@daddoukos]

Most important rule: When in rural Greece, especially Crete island, beware that locals have ALWAYS priority under ALL circumstances, next come those who have married a local, lastly come the visitors. How can you tell a local? That's your problem. A few tips: His/her car's speakers are blasting, honks to greet every one he knows, double or triple parks exactly in front of his destination, drives ALWAYS speaking on his mobile(that applies to the entire Greece). If you fail to spot the local, you pay for the damage because in a court all "eye-witnesses" (local of course) will testify against you. Another tip: Having a dash cam wont help you in an accident. You can not go in court with your dash cam proof, demanding compensation. Cams are illegal in Greece. You can only produce the video to defend yourself, as a defendant if you are accused, which probably happen. After saying these, a question: Why a logical, sane person who earns his money the hard way, would come to Greece where it is very expensive for what it offers, with no security, no health services, full of illegal foreigners, with no serious public transportation? Unless we are talking about ALL INCLUSIVE packets, where tourists are driven from the airport to a hotel and stay within it, using hotel's facilities, driven by hotel buses for sight seeing.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching and sharing this with us!🙏 It's quite funny 😂😂 We made a video about our reasons for moving here. I know it might sound crazy to many, but Greece has a lot to offer!💙🇬🇷

[@Sunpire]

Are you from Crete?🇬🇷

[@daddoukos]

@@Sunpire My mother's family. I don't go to Crete as long as there is Peloponnissos...

[@ioagel]

It is really simple... drive in Greece as being in war zone and everything should be fine..🤣

[@Sunpire]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@clairemc]

Across many of the islands I have noted that unlike the UK ( cannot comment on other countries) the hand lift to say thanks for giving way etc doesn't work. Tried it a few times and nothing! Hahaha. Normally a nod and a smile works.😂

[@Sunpire]

We always do the hand lift 😂

[@kostassarris4782]

Excellent video! The main problem, at least here in Athens is people driving while holding their phones with one hand having engaging conversations, or even texting. On Santorini the main problem was ATVs being driven very slowly by inexperienced tourists and not pulling aside, when given the chance so that the drivers behind them can overtake them safely. It always felt weird to me, why a group of 4 tourists , for example 4 young women that travelled together , would rent 4 ATVs instead of one car, with the slowest one usually leading the way, with minivans that are always in a hurry attempting very dangerous overtakings. In Crete I also think Raki could be an extra issue, as well as unmaintained roads as well as the mountainous terrain. We should all be extra careful, as this is a very serious issue in Greece

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to give us some insides 🙏👍🏻💙💙. I saw people, tourists and locals driving a scooter with one hand and scrolling through the phone with the other, that is something that I consider very dangerous...

[@kostassarris4782]

@@SunpireYes, you are right. I remember on a roadtrip from Athens, through the Balkans to central Europe, how much more relaxed I felt driving without constantly looking all around for motorbikes and scooters. They really are like bugs coming from all sides! Keep up the good work!

[@jimmyj1969]

Fortunately, greek drivers stop on pedestrian walks more end more. The majority may don't do this, but more and more do.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching!🙏 That's very good!

[@arisspyrou1163]

As a Greek I am proud to have goats rather traffic police and cameras on the streets. The goats are the traffic rules enforcers... Do you imagine if this happened in central or northern Europe? It would be total anarchy!

[@Sunpire]

You are right! 🐐 💙

[@sankarsaha9088]

Nice video👍👍

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much for watching us 👀💙 🙏 😊

[@johnnyrotit844]

Thank you for the tips and at the same time this is funny and proves why in North America when we see people driving like this we know they are not from here! So if I move to Greece I actually have to try to become a bad driver to avoid an accident!😮😂

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching ☺️ 👀 🙏 💙. Not a bad driver, we don't encourage that 😂😂😂😂, but let's say a more aware person behind the wheel 🤣🤣

[@Sunpire]

Where are you watching us from?

[@ofoufoutos7110]

how tne tomatoe plants are doing ?

[@Sunpire]

They are doing great, actually! I even have a few cherry tomatoes on them!🍅

[@qstas1312]

I am from Crete and specific Chania...Some kind advise for all you tourist came to our roads... First of all in Crete you find some bad drivers for sure but also bad drivers(and worst) also you find in all Greece... Specially in the big city's like Athens and Thessaloniki which they think that is Schumacher's students...The most important thing everyone must learn when they came to Crete is this...Crete is one of the most popular places for tourism in Greece and general...the roads are the worst in Greece... simple as that!!!The "national road" is for laugh and crying together...also the lack of signs, lights e.t.c...So...When you rent a car and enter the "national road" ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS go RIGHT!!! RIGHT...so simple...in Crete which the road only has one lane and the emergency lane we use the emergency when we want to go slowly...You don't have any problems with the police because they know the problem with the roads and the traffic and nobody tells you nothing...The police,if you drive in the normal lane (because is the right thing of course) they show you the lights to go right!!!The police!!I worked in rent a car company for over 10 years and always i advise my customers to do that simple thing... ALWAYS DRIVE TO THE RIGHT... Almost everyone when they return me the car they thank me about my advice and they understand what is the problem...Inform your friends if they want to come to Crete about that and you personally (if you want to return some time) do that and you thank me later... Regards from Chania...👍👍👍👍

[@Sunpire]

Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to give us this advice 🙏😊💙💙. That one with " Schumacher students" was very funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@qstas1312]

@@Sunpire Thank you for understanding...Here in Crete our relationship with the cars and motorbikes are heartfull...Me personally i drive car from 12...yes from 12...is very common...i never had an accident and i always try to give driving advices to not locals...I drove with my car and other cars to almost all Greece... Believe me...Out there is much worst drivers from Cretans...And with much much better roads...The Schumacher's student is an expression i use with much sarcasm and humour but also with much truth!!!! Καληνύχτα!!!

[@Sunpire]

But how can you drive from 12? 😂🤔

[@qstas1312]

@@Sunpire Outlaw of course... and only near your village and in not so busy roads... Until near 15-16 when i drove everywhere🤣🤣🤣...but that's the point...you learn something from very young and you become good to that...Not legally but the Cretans do it that way...🤗🤗🤗

[@Sunpire]

Nice, you were a cool kid 👍🏻👏

[@georgechilidis8446]

I have been driving in Canada from 1978 i was always a good safe driver. When we get our drivers license it comes with a 12-15 demerit point system. So if you drive fast according to the speed limit is about 2 points deduction per 10km off you 12 points if you lose you lose all 12 points driver looses the license and the police keep your car in storage I believe. That’s the traffic laws here. NOW IN CRETE is different story as you explain well. Oh yes oh my god they're really bad drivers they don't stop if somebody crossing the street and the streets are narrow and a few times I come very near to the tire 🛞 4-5 cm to my foot. On my next visit I would buy a big red plastic hockey stick 🏒 or hammer 🔨 have in clear view so the can see it that I have a hammer they better stop: so I can cross the street safely. We have to use a little humour maybe they stop 🛑.. kalimera enjoy your weekend

[@Sunpire]

Kalimera, George! 💙🇬🇷 this is a funny one😂😂 thank you for sharing your stories with us. We love reading your comments! We hope you have a great weekend, too!🙏

[@georgechilidis8446]

⁠@@Sunpirethank you Raul I watch your channel cause I know I’ll be well informed as I have been in similar situations in Chania and I try to see and bring the problem to the mayor’s attention I just walk in and ask to see someone responsible for safety. I even had my right foot wedged in the gutter just waiting at the corner for green light change across the national Bank of Greece facing the old market that’s now under renovations I have a video told the city to remove them cause I twisted my ankle. I appreciate you take the time reading my comments is a communication tool .. enjoy the week ahead

[@Sunpire]

I'm sorry to hear about your experience. The comment section is definitely a good way to connect!

[@dimitriospapadopoulos1924]

You don't drive in Greece! The first rule for your own safety!

[@Sunpire]

🤣🤣🤣. It is a good point. But what if you are a tourist and you need to drive? It is better to be informed...

[@djstr]

well if you are driving at the wrong side of the road then you cannot see any signs and expect Greeks to be angry with you, hahahaha

[@Sunpire]

If you drive on the wrong side of the road, is bad and people are in the right to be angry 😂😂😂

[@alexandros6000-l6w]

Greeks we are free spirits while driving we do what we want

[@Sunpire]

That is good my friend, free spirit is good 😂😂

[@goahead8247]

we r angry cause we can't afford gassoline. GASSOLINE IS EXPENSIVE. RESPECT THE HARD EARNED MONEY. PEOPLE WHO PAY THE PRICE HAS TO PASS FIRST. $$$ SIMPLE CAPITALISM $$$

[@Sunpire]

Yes, Gasoline is very expensive and we don't understand why....

[@gpatoy5976]

@@Sunpire High taxation is the problem .Almost half the cost of gasoline per liter is tax . Our goverment hate us basicaly .

[@goahead8247]

This price is aiming tourists. Price starts raising at the end of june till september every year cause rich tourists can afford it. In their countries is more expensive. And other services as street food , cafe are aiming the same direction but prices are that high all the year because in that products prices are more stable than gasoline.... ELA ME GUSTA LA GASOLINA

[@goahead8247]

Η φορολογια αυξηθηκε την τελευταια εβδομαδα του ιουνιου. Η κυβερνηση δεν μισει εμας περισοτερο απ τους τουριστες..........

[@goahead8247]

η αυξηση στην βενζινη εγινε την τελευταια εβδομαδα του ιουνιου οποτε η κυβερνηση δεν μισει εμας αλλα μισει περισοτερο τους τουριστες

[@DUCOS1795]

Are there a lot of insurance scams? Like, If I drive normally and someone hits me from behind am I eligible for insurance since the one that comes from behind is in the wrong? Or like if a Mootorcycle hits my side when he tries to merge ?

[@Sunpire]

This is very specific and will need a specialist to answer to that. The law is a bit confusing to me for the moment, so I will have to check that too.

[@lostre77]

No there are not insurance scams in the way you describe it. Insurance in cars here works differently than lets say in the U.S or in the UK in so many levels. First of all car insurances are cheap and they only cover repairs, if it's not your fault and nothing more. You even have to provide evidence that you fixed only the damage from the accident, anything more and goes it out of your pocket. Only previous scratches or bumps might get the benefit of getting repaired. Hardly a reason to create an accident scam.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for the info!🙏

[@DUCOS1795]

@@lostre77 Thank you, I wanted to go to Greece and rent a car but now am afraid lmao.

[@nicknolte6420]

In Greece always the behind is at fault except if you make back driving and the behind car is in no movement .the insurance cover you from damages and any injuries,keep in mind that in greece whenever theres accident with injury or death there's always a court to decide the punishment those in fault,as for demanding compensations you need to sue and go to another court but all this is paid by insurance ,usually 100% for car damages and very little to the injuries and none for the mental stress.

[@alexbarker3486]

Where in Greece are you?

[@Sunpire]

We are in Crete💙🇬🇷

[@Sunpire]

Where are you watching from?🤔

[@alexbarker3486]

Crete is very beautiful I went there last year for a holiday am definitely planning to go back there and one day move out there and I am watching from the UK

[@Kevin-zz9nc]

You love the country and the culture. Now you take a deep dive into Greek logic....

[@Sunpire]

We love the greek culture too😊

[@TintesanDarius]

😮

[@Sunpire]

💙💙

[@spartanlion2819]

As you said. First rule: there are no rules. Greece is probably the most uncivilised country in Europe in terms of driving behaviour. Zero social consciousness and as a Greek i have to say that this applies unfortunately generally in the greek way of life. Sad but true.

[@Sunpire]

Thank you for watching!🙏There are worse places too, if you drive carefully and with prevention you'll be fine

[@PaullaSalajan]

🚗

[@Sunpire]

💙💙

[@aokiaoki4238]

I am Greek, we re the worst drivers in the world

[@Sunpire]

There are other countries with worse drivers, trust us on this one...

[@Atreas40000]

No we are not. Try the middle-east, Africa, south east Asia. In most countries over there the driving situation is insane.

[@Gk-ug6gu]

Welcome to India 😅😢

[@Sunpire]

We're far from that😅

[@Sunpire]

How is the driving in India?

[@Svolo]

Haha i did a bit of wrong side driving in Greece the first day. What is strange is that no one follows speed limits... We usually do that in the UK..

[@Sunpire]

They have their own limits 🤣🤣🤣