For anyone watching, I used to live in France, and the cops set up hidden speed camera's on roads like that. You go around the next corner and there is a cop waving you in. You are directed to a large van, and its a 100 euro on the spot fine. No cash? They take cards. No card and they take your licence. You won't get the licence back until the fine is paid, and that can take months and a lot of hassle.
UK riders nod because its the right hand side and you dont want to take hand off throttle. In EU they are on the left so you can easily peace sign and still throttle.
The French are very biker aware and friendly I noticed. Great place to ride 👌🏼
Route des Grandes Alpes, please.
For anyone watching, I used to live in France, and the cops set up hidden speed camera's on roads like that. You go around the next corner and there is a cop waving you in. You are directed to a large van, and its a 100 euro on the spot fine. No cash? They take cards. No card and they take your licence. You won't get the licence back until the fine is paid, and that can take months and a lot of hassle.
Yep, and riding 130 km/h on a D road limited to 80 km/h may be fun but it is the best recipe to become a pedestrian...
UK riders nod because its the right hand side and you dont want to take hand off throttle. In EU they are on the left so you can easily peace sign and still throttle.
It’s pronounced “toi” I stayed there as a halfway mark when I was riding from the alps back to Ireland. Really nice city.
Yea I did find out once I got back and got corrected by my better half 😂
@@davidmatthews3093 No in French it’s definitely “toi” 😅