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Roads I've driven on in Portugal were all much clearer of traffic, less potholed and better signposted than the UK. In particular they have some motorway innov
by wooger 6y ago
Roads I've driven on in Portugal were all much clearer of traffic, less potholed and better signposted than the UK.
In particular they have some motorway innovations we should steal: A minimum speed limit, and a zone around junctions where overtaking is prohibited.
Also, who needs to drive anyway day-to-day when you live in a dense, walkable city with public transport?
- Gys 6y agoThe highways are generally good indeed (I understand because most are relatively new; constructed after joining the EU). Roads inside cities and villages are bad. Rough, broken or badly patched asphalt everywhere. No problem for driving cars and Portugues culture values having a car highly. But the road quality make biking and skating APITA.