I Investigate The Country With The Craziest Drivers

[@tony0n194]

Milan is for newbies, real challenges are Rome and Naples

[@rushgenix]

Turin is even worse than Rome

[@Diamondcraft67]

Palermo

[@jimbotron70]

True.

[@ValerioTempesti-ut8zr]

@@rushgenixnope

[@Gorthan]

Naples is relatively easy if you understand the rules or someone explained them to you. Rome is hell. But I find Genoa even more stressful.

[@matteo_beccaro]

italian here, i want to clarify 2 things: as far as pedestrian light and drivers light being both green at the same time, it's normal and usually if the crossing and the road are parallel to each other they will turn green and red at the same time. about yealding to pedestrians on crosswalks: It's mandatory to do so but most drivers display negligence and often arrogance when it comes to stopping for pedestrians. hope it was useful!

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Extremely. Thanks!!

[@Exlipse703]

Can add to this, (italian too) was driving when there was a pedestrian crossing, a moped going double the speed limit almost rear ended me and insulted me because I was following the law lmfao. As an Italian KZbinr put it: “To drive in Italy you need a separate license”

[@magaara8310]

@matteo_beccaro Wait, if the pedestrian light turns green at the same time as the car one does, but it's for cars that are turning into that road where the pedestrians are crossing, doesn't it mean that they're perpendicular to each other, instead of parallel? Or am I getting confused? I'm feeling kinda stupid right now, ngl 😅😂

[@matteo_beccaro]

@magaara8310 the idea behind the concept is that turning right is one of the options meaning that a car could go straight too. The cars turning right have to yeald to pedestrians. If the only option is to turn right the two lights will probably not turn green at the same time but that's not common

[@E_Proxy]

Pedestrians are mainly a-holes that often throw themselves on crosswalks without even looking because they think cars are some magical instruments automatically stopping or cross without waiting even if there are no cars after the one passing in that moment. I've always been a normal pedestrian and almost nobody driving a car bothered me. If you can wait 5 secs to cross , it is not a big deal

[@zw2210]

The pedestrian crossing is for decoration. I DON'T HOW I survived crossing in the center of Roma. They don't yield at all.

[@TheFootballbantsTV]

From what I’ve heard Roma is worse than Milan for driving

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

🤣

[@niki9676]

​@@TheFootballbantsTVI'm italian and I can unfortunately confirm that Rome is worse. I own the driver license since 1 year and a half and I've never been stopped by police. I drove at least 3000km in Italy from North to South to give you an idea. Furthermore, I have heard a few times of acquaintances stopped by the police immediately after committing an infraction without being fined. The problem is clear: infractions are not fined. We need many more checkpoints. The mentality in Italy about fines is problematic: they are not seen as a direct consequence of personal actions rather they are considered as an exaggerated act of the officer who contests it. I give you two simple example: some week ago a man parked his moped on the sidewalk and local police were raising the fine. The owner of the moped said at the police officer that his infraction is not very serious and it's mean to fine him. The second example: when I was at school, less than 5 years ago, students were usual to smoke also considering it's forbidden. I've never seen a teacher raising up a fine. So I think the problem is the mentality of people: nobody wants to take it's own responsibility. I want to become a police officer in the future, this is the reason I take very seriously the respect of rules regard a common italian. Anyway I don't want to give you a terrible idea of Italy. As any country there are some unhealthy habits and behaviors. If you would like to visit Italy in the future, in particular for Rome I suggest you to use public transports but with a gem. There is a service called "Enjoy": it's a car sharing service and it's a very good alternative to the taxi (taxi is not cheap) considering that taxi is not available anytime. For this reason I suggest you to register before coming in Italy, also considering that foreign citizens has a different registration procedure. In conclusion: Italy has its pros and cons as every country. I think the pros are more than the cons😉.

[@CarloParise]

PRECISELY!! In Rome, not in Italy.

[@CarloParise]

​@@niki9676È vero solo in parte e comunque i panni sporchi si lavano in famiglia.

[@Justgreen89925]

Naples in italy is even worse...

[@Mojito-sg8lf]

the more south you go, the more optional the road laws are

[@xeviusUsagi]

as someone who just got my license in Italy, I literally haven't seen a single road line yet, everything is black concrete with no white lines. well, black concrete is also a exaggeration, its more like old stone with meteor craters here and there...

[@ceccaa]

in che zona vivi? io vivo in liguria e qua 95% delle strade ha la segnaletica normalissima

[@xeviusUsagi]

@@ceccaa Abruzzo, non tutte le zone qua sono come descritte, ma non devi cercare molto per trovare strade che cadono a pezzi, pure vicino centri di città importanti

[@BHBULOP]

Vivo in Friuli Venezia Giulia, le strade vengono curate solitamente, in questo video come al solito si gioca sugli stereotipi. Sicuramente, in alcune zone, la situazione può essere più problematica, ma questo video francamente è zeppo, zeppo, di luoghi comuni urtanti. Poi lui guida e nel contempo guarda la telecamera, anche se sarà fissata da qualche parte.

[@CarmeloPolito]

For the first half of the video he's driving in Busto Arsizio, 50km from Milan, the first major city on the road to Milan from Malpensa Airport

[@fraapreda]

Bro that sandwich at the end is criminal. Just stop in a random butcher shop or bar and you will get something good for probably the same price

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

😂 I know! Was not impressed

[@CreepyCompany_]

for americans who are new in italy: u can't turn right with a red light, u need to wait that the green light to go

[@e.a000]

Brother, whoever said Italy has the craziest drivers has clearly never driven in Albania. I’m Albanian and I live in Rome, which in itself makes driving in Milan a driver’s paradise 😅

[@francescosaverioriccardell4751]

Honestly I drove in Albania and it felt like Napoli

[@e.a000]

@@francescosaverioriccardell4751 Stiamo là ahahah

[@loryt690]

bro al sud guidano letteralmente contromano, come fa l albania a essere peggio?guidano in aria?

[@e.a000]

@@loryt690 Se un giorno ci dovessi andare, capiresti cosa intendo. Io ho guidato a Napoli, a Roma, nel sud Italia e nel nord Italia, ma fidati, in Albania vige la legge della giungla… e secondo la mia umile opinione si guida in maniera molto peggiore di quanto lo si faccia qui.

[@loryt690]

@@e.a000 ti credo ma non capisco cosa possono fare, nel senso che proprio non riesco a immaginare come guidino visto che il peggio che posso concepire è contromano e che tutti fanno come gli pare

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

04:45 I’ve had a look online for you Francis, it says ‘in some cases traffic lights in Italy may display a green light for both pedestrians and vehicles simultaneously for a short time, this is intended to allow both pedestrians and vehicles to proceed for a few seconds’, which makes absolutely no sense at all..

[@audiojackii9023]

You have to give way to pedestrians when turning left or right at a junction. If youre going straight you dont have to giveway. Its the same all over europe and the US if the light doesn’t have a green arrow. The UK is an outlier on this one

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

That's so weird I was totally taken aback by the pedestrians crossing! But fair every country has their own quirks and this is Italy's and it'd not like you can't see them and it's all that dangerous I guess!

[@nicoladc89]

Italy is one of the safest country in the world, so stop with these bullshits. Traffic-related death rate: Italy 5.2, USA 12.9, New Zealand 7.9, Belgium 5.4, Canada 5.3

[@XMarkxyz]

Honestly how it's even possible that New Zealand is so high? That's so sparsely populated it's hard to even find another living being and apparently you find it under your wheel

[@nicoladc89]

@@XMarkxyz List of countries by traffic-related death rate

[@hope7237]

You have to consider USA and Canada has a higher population then us, so the probability gets increased

[@nicoladc89]

@hope7237 the rate is the number of deaths every 100k people.

[@Velocipiedii]

Compare it to other european cities please :)

[@Momo_Kawashima]

Cruising around Milano is for amateurs, the real deal is driving in Roma (mainly the nearby areas, forget about the historical center). Feels like Mad Max except with some green here and there

You don't need to flick the light every time you slightly turn left or right 😂 you gonna scare us, thinking you just got your license ahahah

[@95onimusha]

But that's how it's supposed to work...

[@95onimusha]

@@vuolare9807 i'm italian

[@jjzmbo]

If you’re up for a challenge, drive on the Amalfi coastal road! Just been there last week!

[@pinpearce612]

Thank you very much for all of your videos I’m passed my drive test today just want to say hi and give you big thank you I’m in Southampton your are the best instructor I lean from you a lot

[@ricardoportwood39]

Thanks for the great content as always Francis you absolute legend! Driving in Italy, I think that you should now go and celebrate with Italian food for conquering those crazy roads! LOL 😂

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Hah thanks Ricardo I absolutely ate a lot of good food, but no pizza!!

[@skreast]

yep and this is why my family just decides to park our car just a little outside of milan outside a train station and just take the underground metro into milan. it’s not worth the headache

[@simoneamaro987]

You are asking to be robbed if you park outside the train station 😂

[@skreast]

@ we park in a neighbourhood making sure there’s nothing in our car 😭 i know

[@Antonio_DG]

Actually in cities there are stressed people who get pissed off on the road it is normal everywhere, but stopping to let pedestrians pass happens often in Italy, other vehicles when traffic is congested and those arriving from secondary roads would wait hours and letting others pass in those situations does not take away your time. Italy is one of the most liveable countries in the world despite the politicians being sold bastards.

[@hxtem6405]

i just passed with 4 minors and I just want to say a massive thank you for your videos and your help. You helped a lot so thank you again! 🎉

[@magset]

Passed with 4 what 💀💀

[@ashinthanbalendran5632]

1:49 The Italian language is very beautiful: MA PORCO DIOOOO

[@valerioivanov7588]

You should do it again at 6pm ahahah

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

06:30 I’ve had a look online for you, it says ‘drivers in Italy are required to stop and give way to pedestrians at zebra crossings.’

[@souljaboytellem.]

2:05 yeah.. most of the world drives in the "wrong side" of the road.. but you can call it that

[@Ziphozonke]

😢yep,I'm learning to drive in this country, and my instructor likes choosing the busiest hours and people don't give way, pedestrians just throw themselves on the road even when they can see that the car is very close, its a nightmare, i pray to get my license soon, been practicing since august, but the crazy drivers have made me hate driving

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

2:33 you didn’t come to a complete stop at the stop line/stop sign, very naughty Francis! 😁

[@elbas123456]

Milan is Italy's driving on easy mode. Try Napoli :)

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

2 secs I'm there

[@ado543]

In most countries except the UK and a few others, the standard way traffic lights work is pedestrians get green at the same time as traffic on the parallel road, and any turning traffic gives way. Watch any video of driving in cities in the US, all of mainland Europe, Japan, Australia etc. and you’ll see the rule in effect. It doesn’t apply at all traffic lights - sometimes crossings have their own phase like in the UK, but often they don’t. It was very weird the first time I went to Berlin and crossed on a green man, then a car came round the corner, gave way and then drove through the green man behind me. Turns out that’s the normal way lights work globally, the UK is a real outlier here.

[@Vymix]

6:23 I think that lady waved a thank you for letting her cross! You are supposed to let pedestrian cross but most people don't!

[@KordonRemzy]

Try Istanbul.. I dare you 😂

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

On my way!

[@KordonRemzy]

@ lane discipline is non existent, it’s like the roads are your canvas, and the drivers are crazy painters with brushes.

[@audiojackii9023]

I would like to see the full video of this, kind of like an ASMR driving in Milan video

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

IT was 3 hours long in total 😂 I might upload it to the members area

[@dedaloskprs9013]

Try Greece next, you might change your mind about which country has the craziest drivers.

[@Neda..]

Oh no, if you go to Albania, in Tirana (the capital), you will be giving up driving 😂 there. They are super aggressive drivers. And you will find out most Albanians drive a Mercedes.

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

OOMG I actually plan to go there. for another one of these videos lol. I saw on a road safety poll that it has statistically the most dangerous roads in europe... well you KNOW i've got to investigate that!!

[@Neda..]

@DrivingSchoolTV can you imagine dangerous roads and dangerous drivers. I was born in Albania, raised in Greece, and I never thought to take a driving licence from neither of those countries, I preferred to pass it here in UK I feel more safe and knowledgeable. Another thing I hate both above countries driving instructors are also the examinors, and they always will ask for money to pass you in your theory or practical which produce irresponsible drivers

[@giicarlo]

Great videos. Try Naples😂

[@UncleSpicey]

Duuuuude, seriously?!😂😂😂😂 This ALMOST made me feel better about my test next week😂 Much rather Barking than bloody Milanio 😂😂😂😂 You’re a ledge, mate

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Omg it's next week?? Good luck! (not that you'll need it) Lmk how it goes!!

[@Scarletraven87]

At a crossroad, pedestrian crossing will be green when you're turning left or right. The pedestrian crossing that will be across the entire crossroad, running perpendicular to you as you leave the intersection, will be red. This is to ensure that incoming traffic is turning, so at a relative slow speed. Furthermore, pedestrians light becomes green as soon as yours does. This means that usually the first car encountering pedestrians wasn't even moving a few seconds ago, therefore it is moving at a slow speed. PLUS, at the opposite end of this event, pedestrian greenlight ends long before the greenlight for cars does, so pedestrians can't possibly block the traffic forever and when lanes are starting to be really clear there are no more pedestrians around.

[@Ale_Alessandro37754]

0:18 HAHAHAHA THE MUSIC SAYS IT ALL!

[@UmbertodiSavoia-e2q]

Bro is in Italy but still doesent eat Italian food

[@IWakokid]

6:19 - the pedestrian is waiting for you to stop and has thanked you. Stopping at pedestrian crossings should be normal, but some still don't, or can't, do it.

[@edoardobarsotti902]

Been living abroad for a long time: every time I come back I have to "readapt" to a Third World driving style. It is shameful, and it's getting worse year by year.

[@sibbolo9204]

pedestrian works sharing courtesy with one look with the driver: if driver smile means means he is going to stop letting pedestrian pass safe, if busy doing something else not driving, like looking at phone, fuck it off loud. Pedestrian use same courtesy, if you are driving and last one of a long row of cars let you pass and wait if you have nobody behind you. Easy social interaction maded up letting other live smooth, no rules needed just "talk" hand gesture are welcome for both.

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

3:28 you got out of the bus and taxi lane just in time! 😂

[@jimbotron70]

You better be a good driver in Italy, with sharp and quick reflexes...

[@giovanniisola4639]

i suggest you to try Genoa, that's a real challenge

[@edoardoneglia9372]

I’m from Milan, this is so normal for me lol. Pedestrians theoretically have the priority but in the reality they can pass only when cars allow them. Indeed they usually thank you for allowing them to walk ahahahh If you learn to drive in Milan you can do that everywhere

[@techgame_ita]

I got this video recommended on insta and then here on youtube,i live in naples and i recommend you to never go there,its not because people dont know how to drive but because you wont be sure that you re drivign correct in some point

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

🤣 thanks for the warning!

[@FaisPetroMotoTours-l4g]

Bro, I am not Italian but live here and ride a motorcycle daily. I have also ridden around the world and if anyone thinks Italy is crazy they should just build themselves a padded safe room and stay in it 😂 I will check if you have a video about driving in India or somewhere with actual madness

[@itawolf2494]

In the UK you learn to drive safely doing 50 mph,in ltaly you have to learn how to drive safely at 150kmh.

[@stefanocolombera696]

Just go and make the same kind of video in Naples …then we’ll talk about how much drivers are crazy in Milano…😂😂

[@alisyed9489]

which rental car is this dacia or renault

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

@@alisyed9489 it’s a Renault. It was nottt comfortable

[@alisyed9489]

@@DrivingSchoolTV damnn thats sad i think a 500 would be a nice experience

[@wrightwoodwork]

It is an education driving in italy I've done and also cycling is . I drove to bormio the first time then cycled the stelvio . One of the best days ever and most rewarding. It did have few hiccups along the way. The garmin froze in the morning. The first 60 km all down hill I had my highest ever speed on the bike at 96kph then did the teglio climb and averaged 325watys for 20 minutes then went to descend and had a puncture then changed and puncture again so no tubes. Stopped at a garage to get spares. Then onto the mortirollo it still gives us nightmare. Had to push the bike ad thay steep. Then it was a race to make the time cut at bormio made it with 30 minutes filled the bottles more snacks in the pockets then slowly up the stelvio where the views where stunning. Got to the top on fumes and empty. Then come to descend and properly just tired end up crashing into a barrier . Then had to scrub my leg to avoid an infection unfortunately I did get an infection. Say that it was months of hard work and at the end it was like Holly f**k I've just did especially when I thought I wouldn't after the puncture. Them experiences teach you to keep going Next year I'm doing the dolomites and will be driving. The last couple of times ice just used public transport .

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Ahh I've always wanted to drive the stelvio pass since I saw it on top gear! Was it amazing?

[@wrightwoodwork]

@@DrivingSchoolTV yeah it is stunning . If you enjoy hairpin turns and mountain roads you'll be in your element. Como is pretty nice and easy to get to from Milano. If you look for the roads that's like a child's squiggle. It means fun you can find some hidden gems away from the main bits. The roads the motorbikes and cyclists use will have the best views. Saying that they can have bad surfaces. The joke in italy is if you want a new road surfaces is to get the giro through it and a new surface gets laid. The stelvio gets redone every year

[@marco_grt4460]

​@@wrightwoodwork this is not a joke, it happened in 2018 when the Giro passed on the road that every day I take, usually they are patched with shovels of asphalt or some hundreds of meters completely resurfaced, but that year the entire provincial road was refurbished

[@aleet71]

1:52 why do non-Italians say that the Italian language sounds so good and then when they want to imitate it they make animalistic grunts?🤔

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

03:48 they shouldn’t be doing that, if overtaking is allowed then the lines in the middle of the road would be broken, a solid white line means no overtaking, the same in our country.

[@wrightwoodwork]

The rule book is thrown out of the window in italy

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

Yes it seems that way.

[@Infinity0715]

bro go to Naples that is the real final boss

[@03davide]

we are not crazy, we are just uncivilized, stopping at the zembra crossing is an optional, they never give the right of way so if the cars don't stop people also cross wherever they want

[@andreadicorato9922]

Try Naples, then straight to Vietnam 😂

[@theirish2328]

Milan is just level 7/10, real challenges are (in order) Rome, Naples and the worst, in many opinions is Turin! Because up there adding to Trams, buses and CRAZY traffic, people also like to speed as they are carring live organs! No reason, they just seem to like it! So is legitimatelly dangerous expecially for pedestrians! 😅😂😂

[@loryt690]

next time good luck with naples, a good training for it is rome XD, really good luck and bring some money for pay the crashes

[@renataavgeri1132]

Greece. 2nd to last place negative record for road accidents. We are the craziest drivers😂

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Where in Greece is the worst?

[@audiojackii9023]

You have to give way to pedestrians when turning left or right at a junction. If youre going straight you dont have to giveway. Its the same all over europe and the US if the light doesn’t have a green arrow. The UK is an outlier on this one.

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Well this is news to me I had no idea. Thanks!

[@ubiquit4s]

Naples and Rome are the real final boss

[@darklordalbi]

As an Albanian living in Italy, u ain’t seen shit

[@Caitlinw1]

Reassured me to NEVER drive in Italy 💀 Smasheddddd the edit on this one 🤌🏼

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Nah let someone else do the driving in italy!

[@rekhayads1772]

there are a lot I mean a lot of smart cars there 😅 especially them two seater ones

[@calmhorizons]

Go to Jordan and try driving there. It. Is. F-ing. Insane.

[@IlConteSky]

Blud's never gone to India apparently

[@gentlemancroc3767]

The souther you go the worsr it gets

[@CarloParise]

Tags on the walls 😢😢

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

04:17 what is she staring at!? 😂

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Hah probably the camera on the roof

[@francozeh]

"Country With The Craziest Drivers", my man never heard of India (and all of Middle Eastern and African countries ranking between Italy and India)

[@ChidinmaAmadic]

How can you call Italian drivers the worse... Is Nigeria a Joke to you?😅

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

🤣

[@coat.thik1]

We are Italians and we are creatives 😂🎉❤

[@conigliostressato]

Ahah, if you’re looking for the “craziest driver” you don’t go to Milan 😂 Also, if you want a good pizza you don’t go to Milan!

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Where do I go for even crazier drivers and better pizza??

[@conigliostressato]

@ in Rome you’ll get a wild experience with amazing pizza al taglio, in Naples you’ll experience anarchy and OG pizza in its birthplace. I wont be the first to say try Roma first, then go to Napoli.

[@alessioalezilla428]

You should go to crotone

[@marcomocchetti4865]

Many images of Busto Arsizio, my city ❤❤

[@waltersammarchi]

Next time come get some tasty slice pizza by Altedo shop here in Bologna 🍕😎

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Hah im coming!

[@oomba6906]

Busto Arsizio

[@joe7614]

Try Nigeria I dare you 😂😂

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

LMAO I'm on the way

[@entity69420]

try driving in naples, you wont make it back home

[@alexchiabraalessandro]

where is the challenge? try Genova, Roma or Napoli

[@cbrauts707]

ITALIA MENZIONATA 🗣🗣🗣🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@cristianoberetta4371]

Try Republic of North Macedonia or Istanbul in Turkey and you will probably change your mind

[@ManuPro3]

never come to Naples

[@martynafajer1084]

Poland next ❤ please 🙏

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

It's actually on my list... when it gets a bit warmer!

[@vanthspiritwalker]

Wrong city mate! Both for pizza and traffic!

[@gioo.cristaldi]

and you haven’t seen Malta 🇲🇹

[@vandalina100]

No problem ...normal

[@torom86]

Mate I really don't get what all your shock is about. I didn't see any chaos in your video, and Milan has a very tidy traffic. People follow the rules and the roads are decent. I honestly found London way more congested. Do you want a real shock in Italy? Go drive in Rome on a rainy day.

[@TacticalHamsterDance]

I heard southern Italy was somewhat more challenging than northern, although I have no personal experience. Someone mentioned Albania in the comments, yes, the driving is more difficult but there was less cars where I went (no big cities such as Tirana...). Regarding the green light, it's common to get a common green (no arrows, just green light) which means right turners have to yield to any pedestrians going parallel (as you had to) and left turners have to yield to pedestrians and opposite direction traffic. Only middle-size and bigger crossings get arrows. I think yielding to pedestrians on zebra crossings is mandatory but in Italy, mandatory things seem to be mostly optional.😂 Also at 9:10 nice double undertake by the scooter there.

[@Ploid.]

Crazy drivers but not the most accidents bro..reed the meters

[@danielerastrelli6321]

Milan is a really caotic city

[@alexballatore7473]

3:01 Only 3 , the last is a Punto , yep always FIAT btw

[@magaara8310]

I'm actually pretty sure that might be a Fiat Bravo and not a Punto... But in any case, I think he might have got the Lancia Ypsilon at the beginning confused with a 500. Idk, it seems more "similar" to a 500, and thus easier to get mixed up, especially compared to a Fiat Bravo.

[@alexballatore7473]

@@magaara8310 Yep , i'v look better and u'right is a Bravo anyway not a 500 😅

[@francescotenderini1489]

9:10

[@Ciecio300]

accurate

[@stanislavblinov8454]

You think this is crazy? Have you tried driving in Georgia? And I don't mean US :)

[@GIUSEPPE2245]

If milan is difficult... THAN TRY ROME. That's... nightmare level 😂

[@balonice5192]

Why she staring at you like that?

[@Pinguinausquetscher]

She wanted the Big D.

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

That’s exactly what I’m wondering..🤔

[@gordonfreeman5958]

I'm guessing she's trying to make sure the driver behind her knows she's there and won't run into her

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

Omg lol didn't even realise

[@ugljesas.5045]

You've clearly never been to Bosnia 😅

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

🤣 I have not! What's it like?

[@mster8282]

You went to he ucivilized part

[@WayneTulip-zm9gw]

4:04 the pedestrian lights are on green at the same time that the motor vehicles also have a green light, that doesn’t make any sense at all..

[@audiojackii9023]

Its the same all over europe and the US if the light doesn’t have a green arrow. The UK is an outlier on this one

[@audiojackii9023]

You have to give way to pedestrians when turning left or right at a junction. If youre going straight you dont have to giveway

[@danp420]

yes it does, you just need to know the rules

[@ado543]

It’s the way traffic lights work in most of the world. It makes sense to them! It’s just odd from a British perspective.

[@Danielreds]

Se va bhe Milano, sembra domenica nella mia citta', venite a guidare a Spezia, andate a Portovenere alle 5 terre dove le strade sono grandi come una macchina e c'e' anche il doppio senso. Andate a Palermo altro che Milano. Gli Italiani sono visti pazzi perche' si infilano ovunque anche con gli scooter, come ti giri ci sono 20 scooter che ti fanno il filo ad una macchina, ma noi Italiani sappiamo guidare, io ho visto Americani Inglesi laSCIARE LA'UTO IN MEZZO ALLA STRADA E FARSI VENIRE A PRENDERE DAL TAXI QUI NELLE MIE ZONE