A Few Road Tips

- The first and most important one is to just be alert. This will keep you safe on road 99.99% of time. I realised recently that I am now no longer just looking at car in front of me when I drive, but I am also unconsciously looking through his windshield at car in front of him. You will soon develop quicker reactions and a sixth sense for when someone is going to do something unorthodox. Driving back in UK would probably feel pretty dull now!

- Care needs to be taken on roundabouts, because it seems that rule is person who drives most aggressively, regardless of whether they are already on roundabout or entering it, is one who has priority.

- Unlike in UK, when another driver flashes his headlights at you, he is not letting you pass, he is warning you that he is coming and to stay out of way. The same goes for when someone honks their horn. If someone is letting you pass, they will usually wave you through with their hand.

- In built-up areas, go carefully through crossroads, because people do not always respect stop signs and may also have their view of you blocked by cars parked right on street corner.

- In response to what I said earlier about red traffic lights, when lights turn green do not move off without checking that there are no latecomers coming from another junction. When I first started driving here, I thought that people had a slow reaction time when lights turn green but now I realise they are just being careful.

- If you want to try hiking boots, do it when you have warm feet. Walk at least half mile before you try it on. That way your foot will be more size it will be when you are actually hiking.

- Don't forget to wear two hiking socks. It's best way to prevent blisters and an uncomfortable foot while hiking. Two pairs of socks will not only give you good padding, but will also wick moisture away from your foot as well.

- Once you have shoe on, lace boot up. Don't lace it too tightly, but just snugly. Walk around store and see how they feel. In particular, make sure that your heel can slide around slightly. The boot should be comfortable but stiff.

- Your toes should not hit front of boot too much. To simulate walking down a hill bang toe of boot on ground or against a wall. Your toe shouldn't hit front of boot too easily. If it does, either your boot is too small or your laces aren't snug enough. Your boots should feel a little big.

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