To apologise in advance for bad driving while in left-hand side countries.
Brother Barnabas
or to apologise for being insufferable cnuts
manolo
Probably came across a few rude and impatient drivers as they made some mistakes.
topsy
Obviously Paddy, you have never driven “on the wrong side of the road” as it were in a foreign country.
Harry Molloy
Please refrain from being French
Paddy
Will they come back and find their car broken in to, and another sign on ‘Sorry – it’s our ethnic rights boss’
Fatman Scoop
Fail
CousinJack
Pass
Tish Mahorey
That’s Travellerist.
Avon Barksdale
It’s a start anyway
St. John Smythe
I got my driving license in France last year, and did my first few cautious months of driving in rural France before moving home. I wanted at the time to get a sign made in French “I’m a New Driver. I’m Apologise for Observing the Rules of the Road”
I was so often tailgated and beeped for driving too slow, when keeping just at the max of the legal limit, or slowing down to enter a round-a-bout instead of barging through it a speed, etc.
Billy Kremlin
They are lunatic drivers
CousinJack
Why would you slow down to enter a roundabout if its clear to enter it, you wouldn’t pass your test if you did that in the UK
I s’pose you don’t accelerate in the accelarating lane when joining a motorway and then sit in the middle lane cruising at 100 kmph.
realPolithicks
You make a lot of assumptions.
Lush
You take your life in your hands driving onto a roundabout in France; they changed the rules about right of way a few years back yet and the French, as usual, still haven’t got the hang of it;
Tish Mahorey
When driving on the continent, never indicate. If you do, they know you’re a tourist.
Er, why?
To apologise in advance for bad driving while in left-hand side countries.
or to apologise for being insufferable cnuts
Probably came across a few rude and impatient drivers as they made some mistakes.
Obviously Paddy, you have never driven “on the wrong side of the road” as it were in a foreign country.
Please refrain from being French
Will they come back and find their car broken in to, and another sign on ‘Sorry – it’s our ethnic rights boss’
Fail
Pass
That’s Travellerist.
It’s a start anyway
I got my driving license in France last year, and did my first few cautious months of driving in rural France before moving home. I wanted at the time to get a sign made in French “I’m a New Driver. I’m Apologise for Observing the Rules of the Road”
I was so often tailgated and beeped for driving too slow, when keeping just at the max of the legal limit, or slowing down to enter a round-a-bout instead of barging through it a speed, etc.
They are lunatic drivers
Why would you slow down to enter a roundabout if its clear to enter it, you wouldn’t pass your test if you did that in the UK
I s’pose you don’t accelerate in the accelarating lane when joining a motorway and then sit in the middle lane cruising at 100 kmph.
You make a lot of assumptions.
You take your life in your hands driving onto a roundabout in France; they changed the rules about right of way a few years back yet and the French, as usual, still haven’t got the hang of it;
When driving on the continent, never indicate. If you do, they know you’re a tourist.
we are French…..we surrender!