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Travelling: Driving Up North to Malaysia and Thailand: Eleven Road Rules |
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These rules have been constructed through the only way by which the best rules are constructed--painful experience.
- If you think you've found it the first time, you're probably lost.
- "Jalan Sehala" means "one-way street," so stop wondering why you keep seeing the same Sehala Road.
- Road signs work on a backtracking system. Seeing a sign probably means that you've just missed the turning.
- Different maps may mark the same spot differently.
- Maps are symbolic representations of territory that may or may not correspond with reality.
- Just because the policeman smiled at you and gave you detailed instrucions does not always mean he is right.
- Just because it is a one-way street where you're on doesn't mean the road can't change into a two-way street.
- The place you want to visit will be on the other side of the road.
- If you're on the right side of the road, you will not be able to find a parking spot.
- "Straight ahead" is a relative term.
- To turn right, you may have to keep left.
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