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Thank you, and thanks for watching. I use a Viofo dashcam, but actually, I can't really recommend it. I'm more than satisfied with the picture quality but it has a nasty habit of skipping the occasional 5 to 10 seconds of recordings. It doesn't happen all the time, and can go months when it's fine, but then you get a load of almost useless footage. I'm afraid I think I can almost guarantee that when I really need some footage due to an accident or something, it'll be missing! Enjoy your road trip, I thoroughly enjoyed mine.

@@dansdashcamlife That seems really annoying. I will keep searching. Thanks for the reply!

Sí, pero pronto te acostumbras, ¡¡¡especialmente cuando no tienes otra opción!!!

I'm sorry you didn't enjoy my video.

Yeah, so lucky to have such an interesting city so close.

Seriously????

I absolutely hope to at some point as I was so disappointed to see what this video looked like. Hopefully it'll be a bright sunny day too!

@@dansdashcamlife absolutely, it is a beautiful road!.

Yeah, a beautiful city with great road and rail infrastructure.

I couldn't believe how low it was in there, and yeah, after a couple of kilometers the claustrophobia really kicks in! I'm not sure how it would feel when it's busy, but being pretty much empty made the whole experience even more weird!!!!

Thanks for the comment. I have family who live in the area so get to visit occasionally which is always good.

Hi, if you take the AP-7 there are three toll plazas to drive through and the cost varies with the time of year. I don't remember how much that route actually cost me, but probably less than €15. You can avoid the tolls completely by using the A-7 coast road.

I think there is definitely something to be said for the British decision to locate their windfarms out at sea.

Hahaha yeah, and not done yet!!!!!

Thank you for the comment.That was exactly the reason. The motorways are great, but can be boring, so I like to use the original routes too.

@@dansdashcamlife😃 👍

Thanks. It is a very nice area.

Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately I decided against having the original running clock on screen, but on my latest videos I have added the time and date the journey starts, which I hope helps.

Mine too. It was definitely one of the most scenic stretches of road on my whole trip.

Yeah, I thought it must have been a pretty recent change!

Thank you for letting me know they are being helpful, you are welcome!

Absolutely, Perth is a pleasure to drive around in comparison.

Yeah, it really is worth the drive.

Generally the motorways here are absolutely World class, but the standard can be very variable. Near my home we have what appears to be a free flowing intersection between the AP-7 and another main road, but as you get to the end of the on ramp, ready to accelerate away to merge onto the motorway, in fact you have to completely stop as there is literally no acceleration lane! It's very easy to pick out the tourists in their hire cars at that one!!!!!!

I'm guessing the lights in that area work in conjunction with the tram, but I'm no expert on these things!

@@dansdashcamlife I am just wondering what activates the lights and why half of them are green, and why the solid lines have no merge arrow like in the last video

Thank you very much. I really appreciate you taking the time to say that!

I totally agree with your criticism, but I'm afraid I struggled to come up with the appropriate wording for what most cities would have designated as one of its ring roads.

@dansdashcamvideos1394 inner metro loop sounds good 👍 and I wasn't really criticising you,just an observation

It's no bad thing to follow the Spanish example as in my opinion they have the best motorway signs around.

@@dansdashcamlife I think Victoria did a change of standard from single lines to the more modern and widely adopted double lines. I noticed in those and other respects WA and NZ (and TAS to a lesser extent) are now stuck in the 1970s

I really want to get back over to New Zealand again soon to see what their roads are like these days.

Not being local, I'm afraid I can't say, but I think we're all a bit like that no matter where we're from!

I think it's to clearly differentiate between the different types of road, and also, as each province has its own numbering system, they have their own colours!

Thanks for the comment, it's been a while since I've been to Benidorm and you've made me think about heading up that way again sometime!

Pretty sure it's all free on-street parking. 👍

Can you do the HR to the ikea in Murcia please!! Your videos helped me so much when I went to HR 2 weeks ago! Thanks

When I have to govthat way again I certainly will. I have an old video though which might give you an idea of the route right through Murcia. IKEA is at 9:30. th-cam.com/video/2k1lNKV1Ung/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bTgVyFqOeIWLA0gz

@@dansdashcamlifebrilliant thanks! You did the monster roundabout I’ve heard so much about!

Glad to help, as it's such a great area to live.

My bad for listening to Google tell me to take the next exit rather than fully watching the road. Although in my defence, if the taxi hadn't been in front of me, I might have stayed on the highway!!!!

I'm afraid I don't remember, but think it is generally 100 km/h, and slower in the central area of Perth.

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Unfortunately when I added music that I'd prefer to listen to my videos got banned in several countries! I tend to mute the sound and turn on the radio or listen to something else while watching.

I can highly recommend it.

Thanks, but sorry, I have no idea what that is!

Yeah I noticed the same. It's like Perth has been built in the middle of nowhere, with no smaller, old towns to absorb. It really is new suburban sprawl and then absolutely nothing!

I'm hoping to go to New Zealand next year, so will get to see for myself, but I have to admit , I haven't ever taken any notice of the traffic light housings.

Either option might be the case!!!!!

Absolutely, but the video and photos just don't do it justice at all.

I heard so many times that Wilcannia would not be a good place to stay, I was still concerned at being as close as I was!

Thank you, really pleased you enjoyed it.

You're probably right, but I'm quite happy with my videos thanks!

Absolutely right. It really is amazing when you see the speed they race around there and realise how steep it is - 60kph is quite fast enough!!!!!!

Yeah, Tasmania is such a great place to visit and drive around. I have to admit I was surprised how far it was to Port Arthur, as I'd always imagined it to be just outside Hobart!