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Getting Around Driving
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If you haven't driven in Italy before then you are in for a rude awakening. Italian drivers tend to drive very quickly, tailgate and are generally quite aggressive. If possible try to ignore the tailgating as much as possible and don't get upset about it. After a period of time you will get used to it. You will find the the autostrada's (motorway) lanes are quite a bit narrower compared to most other countries but that doesn't stop the drivers from slowing down. You will still get lorries thundering past you at 70mph. If there is anything to remember the most it's try to keep alert at all times and use both door mirrors. Mopeds and cyclists tend to overtake in the inside when they can. Once you get used to the Italian way of driving it does become fun but tiring. |
| Car Hire To rent a car, you must be at least 18 years old (age may vary by car category) and have held your license for one year. Drivers under the age of 25 may incur a young driver surcharge. This is a goo [ ... ] |
| Walking Walking is another good way to get around Lake Como as well as keeping you fit and healthy. It allows you further explore the narrow side-streets in the quaint villages. You can walk almost a [ ... ] |
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