Traffic should know.🚘

Driving in Taiwan is completely opposite of Thailand.

Walk and Lane: Drive on the right hand, use the left hand drive, on the road, do not drive zigzags or drive next door to pressure you to dodge 🤣

Zebra crossing: When a pedestrian crosses a crosswalk, all kinds of cars must always stop for people to cross first. If breached, there will be a heavy penalty 😡.

Traffic Signal: No right turn is allowed while on a red light unless a green arrow light symbol points to the right.

Seat belt fastening: All drivers and passengers on the car must tighten their seat belts at all times.

Speed: Speed limit as required by sign, generally in urban areas it is limited to 50 kilometers per hour, and in small alley it may be reduced to 30 kilometers per hour.

Overtaking: Overtaking is prohibited in school districts, hospitals, curved areas, or when the path ahead is invisible.

Parking: Parking over the red line is strictly prohibited. Parking only requires parking in designated parking bays or white line areas.

Driving without a driving license: Taiwan has very severe penalties. People who drive without a valid license or driving license will be fined from NT $36,000 to NT $60,000 and immediately seized at the scene of the accident.

Valid driver's license: Foreigners need to use the International Driving Permit in conjunction with the driver's license of the country of origin.

P.S. Private secretly a little uncomfortable, but thought it was very safe and safe.# Trending # Taiwan # Thai people in Taiwan