Re:The origins of ‘horn ok please,’ India’s most ubiquitous ...
by tasuki on Monday November 29, 2021 @02:44PM
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> "Tourists have to pick up on it" seems like a strange thing to bet one's life on.
Tourists are generally advised to pick up on local customs. I used to live in Amsterdam. Cyclists expect pedestrians to hear the bell ring once and get the hell out of the fietspad. If you don't, you will get hit.
> Does making the very tight turn faster get one home much quicker?
In Italian Alps where you spend half the time turning? You bet!
Tourists are generally advised to pick up on local customs. I used to live in Amsterdam. Cyclists expect pedestrians to hear the bell ring once and get the hell out of the fietspad. If you don't, you will get hit.
> Does making the very tight turn faster get one home much quicker?
In Italian Alps where you spend half the time turning? You bet!
> Why not just slow down?
Have you met many Italians? :)