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Very helpful! Thank you for the video

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43 degrees in the us is cold lol

Thank you for posting this. I have been exceptionally anxious about going to America on a road trip. You have reassured me.

How do you ensure you’re in the middle of the lane ?

very helpful video thanks

Renting a campervan and driving from Phoenix - LA - San Fransisco next month and I’m feeling nervous about it (I have driven in Florida before, but it was at night on an empty highway), but I hope this video can really help me!

Really helpful video, under rated in my opinion

Been living in Arizona for 12.5 years and I NEVER go anywhere without water. When I go hiking no matter what time of year I always decide how much water I think I’ll need then double or triple it. For most people it’s probably tripling it and then adding a couple more, because my initial estimate is overkill to begin with. Carrying a heavier backpack is worth being safe here in the desert. Fun fact: an arizona law states that if you have extra water and you encounter somebody with none/not enough you legally must provide them with water (no more than you can give them without jeopardizing your own safety, of course). Road trips here in Arizona are incredible - a trip from Phoenix to show low through Payson is probably my favorite. Flagstaff to Payson via lake Mary rd is also very pretty, and the Hualapai mountains in northwestern arizona is an underrated location. I appreciate you driving the speed limit! So many people here go 10-15 or more mph over the speed limit and weave recklessly through the lanes, and it drives me nuts. Also, I had no idea in the UK people get out of their cars to talk to the police, that’s quite interesting. I haven’t been pulled over but I’ve always heard that if you do get pulled over like you said you don’t do anything threatening and show them respect and are compliant they show you respect back. It’s also quite difficult to get pulled over here, you gotta be doing something pretty reckless 😂 so I wouldn’t worry too much about the police. I always feel safer when there is a cop around me. Anyway, after watching part of your video it seems you are probably a safer driver than most locals, lol! Regarding rest areas, I actually prefer to stop at a travel stop, such as a Love’s or a TA. Very nice clean facilities, they all have showers, bathrooms, shops, and gas stations, that way you can combine your rest stop with your gas stop. Search on maps “travel stops” then the name of the town and they come up everywhere. I do find however that they are mostly along the interstates not the state highways, so I usually find myself stopping at a grocery store along the state highways when I get to a town.

Great vid! Halfway through a US road trip (Seattle to Vegas) and only just learnt about the "4-way box". Crazy that the car arriving first has priority! 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thank you for this great video

Practically about roundabout : keep right lane with left signal as long as you're rounding.... and right signal when you exit.

Great video very interesting going over to France in July you say shops are closed on Sundays is that the same as petrol stations as well👍

You'd be very unlikely to hire a diesel car in the US, or anywhere outside of Europe. Diesel cars are not common outside of Europe. Here in New Zealand you also wait in your car if you're pulled over by the police. If you try to get out they'll yell at you to "STAY IN YOUR CAR!" because it's the safest place for you. It's common to pass on either side on multi lane roads here too or pass someone on their left if they're waiting to turn right.

Being born and raised in the United States, I can’t even imagine driving on the wrong side of the road and the steering wheel being on the wrong side of the car all that crap. Lol that would be the weirdest thing ever to experience for the first time! L O L

Very helpful!

Love the countdown on temporary road works why can that not be done here in the UK ?

1:47 Are you aware of the anglo tendency to mythmongering? Probably not - you are making yourself culpable of this habit. The simple fact is that bringing one's car to another country (not only inside Europe, but in fact all over the world) is based on the rules of a UN convention, the one covering road traffic, made 1968 in Vienna - look it up. According to its rules, your car must comply with the rules of *your* country, not the one you visit. As this convention is based on reciprocity, the same is true in the opposite direction. (We're talking here about temp import, not a permanent one.) It is possible that a french cop might not be aware of these details, but if he tries to fine you, confront him with these facts, and he will must probably back off. If not him, then the office that sent him out, once written to them

Some cars (my Skoda Enyaq being one) has a configurable speedo which is user-changeable from mph<>kph. Very useful.

some states like Florida have a law that you need to move lane to leave a lane of separation if there is an emergency vehicle on the hard shoulder. Make sure you do this unless you want to be fined massively

Diesel cars are almost unknown in the US today. There were more in the 80s and 90s. Diesel is for large pickup trucks, delivery vans, and big 18 wheel trucks.

Hey I just wanted to share how your video nearly caused an accident. There’s major points you missed that I wasn’t aware of until the heat of the moment, having prepared myself with this video and 1 other who I’ve also commented on. 1. Pedestrian crossings with flashing lights means stop. How would I have known, nearly smashed the car in front. 2. Middle lane is for turning off the road. I didn’t know and stopped in the fast lane and nearly got rear ended 3. Yield if left arrow is flashing but you can go if clear . I just stopped and froze, got honked at.

Due to Brexit 👍 Speeding tickets DO NOT FOLLOW YOU to the U.K.! The French authorities do NOT have an agreement with the U.K. to get your details. However, this gentleman is correct about French Police and speed limits.

For bread, all bakeries in France are open on Sundays ... What a silly idea to want to buy bread in a supermarket when in France? ;o)

If you come to France with a British vehicle, just remember to drive on the side where your driving-wheel is = on the right-hand side.

Funny how they say everything in America is bigger. although this doesn't extend to the speed limit signs😂

Driving in France is an absolute pleasure, been doing it for 30 plus years. The French understand lane discipline unlike the half wits on UK motorways. Don't use a satnav, use a Michelin map and see the real France !!

In most gas stations in the US. There won't even be any diesel at the regular fuel pumps. It's reserved for trucks and the nozzle won't even fit in a regular cars gas tank. Good tips though.

lmao I'm about to take my driving test in the USA, this video actually helps, I'm not that confident in taking the highway yet

The vast majority of cars and trucks are gasoline engines, not diesel. And the diesel nozzles at the pump are a wider diameter so they will not fit into a gasoline car. However naturally if would be possible to mistakenly put gasoline into a diesel. Good tip about placing your hand up on the steering wheel if you get pulled over and of course stay in the car unless the officer tells you to get out.

Important - By law, the yellow reflective jackets must be in the body of the car NOT in the boot.

Hi Sr. First of all, thank you! You video was very helpful I gonna to US next month and I have a road trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

Speaking of roundabouts. The French don't even know how to use them.

was this filed in 2008? Why such a low quality?

very well summarised, thanks for sharing your experience with us.

Don’t want to sound abusive, but middle lane drivers need be locked up. They’re the most annoying drivers on the motorway. If I’m in the left hand lane (in the UK), it’s illegal to undertake, so I have to sweep all the way over to the right hand lane to overtake you. Get in the left hand lane!

Good informative video. Use seat belt always😊

First, make sure your gun is loaded

Very Good video. I will be travelling from the UK to the states for a short holiday in October. I wanted to know a bit about the tolls and how this would work out for a rental.? Thanks.

Very informative , thank you :)

Just another comment. You cannot put a diesel hose in a gasoline car. The hose is too big. Not to mention that in the USA, you really don’t find diesel cars. It’s rare.

Ha. A manual. Your hilarious. Nope!!! Not going to find one!!!

I lived in Qatar and is a bit combination of US and UK. You'll encounter a lot of round about but drives on the right side. Now going to immigrate in US and I'm scared haha. I have watched on other channel that if everyone is doing 90 on 45 they suggest to do same And I was like, thats almost 150 already lol.

I love u voice . U best vocal . I want u back for good 👍

La canción no podía ser más hermosa, pero ellos no constata tanto con el público como era Freddie mercury. Ellos canta y ya esta. La letra es Dublime como una mañana lluviosa. Acaricia el EGO de cualquier que esté enamorado. ¡¡¡He, he he . Aleluya!!!!!

Como pode um homem ser tão lindo assim meu Deus???

Love this voice but even Gary.

Which is more convnient to drive Left hand drive(USA) or right hand drive(UK)

greetings from Egypt

Need to see a video about foreign licensing