netdude wrote: Ahh, must be a TomTom, I brought mine (bought the the euro map) when I drove Paris/Anncey/Genoa/Pisa/Venice/Zurich/Paris loop. Saved me more than a few bucks...
Garmin.
Mine saved me before I got 50 feet away from the Hertz rental lot in Florence Italy. I was suddenly in the middle of the most wild traffic and the craziest laid out streets and highways I ever have seen. It took me 3 minutes and 40 seconds to become an expert Italian driver... I had no choice... else I would have been killed.
:VeryScared: Too risk averse, would never drive in Italy, it was scary enough being a pedestrian in rome.
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netdude wrote: Ahh, must be a TomTom, I brought mine (bought the the euro map) when I drove Paris/Anncey/Genoa/Pisa/Venice/Zurich/Paris loop. Saved me more than a few bucks...
Garmin.
Mine saved me before I got 50 feet away from the Hertz rental lot in Florence Italy. I was suddenly in the middle of the most wild traffic and the craziest laid out streets and highways I ever have seen. It took me 3 minutes and 40 seconds to become an expert Italian driver... I had no choice... else I would have been killed.
:VeryScared: Too risk averse, would never drive in Italy, it was scary enough being a pedestrian in rome.
We spent the last three days of the vacation in Rome, and we had the car rented right through the full 10 days, but I decided to ditch the car before we left Florence and we took the high speed train to Rome and we used public transportation for the Rome part of the vacation. I found driving in Italy to be a lot of fun, but even I wasn't stupid enough to want to drive around Rome. No... Tuscany was enough.
