Hi Mike, I enjoy reading these each week. I drive up and down the Phan Thiet expressway to HCMC regularly and constantly bemoan the poor driving and poor signage/driver education. So I was interested when you pointed to "an explanation of rules stating that slower drivers must stay in the right lane to allow other vehicles to pass". I have wondered whether this was actually a rule in VN. I. note that recently, big yellow signs have been placed which state in English.."Safe Stopping Distance". That's useful....but much more useful would be signs stating "Keep Right unless Overtaking". It starts with education.Cant blame drivers if they have not been told how to drive better.
Hi Mike, I enjoy reading these each week. I drive up and down the Phan Thiet expressway to HCMC regularly and constantly bemoan the poor driving and poor signage/driver education. So I was interested when you pointed to "an explanation of rules stating that slower drivers must stay in the right lane to allow other vehicles to pass". I have wondered whether this was actually a rule in VN. I. note that recently, big yellow signs have been placed which state in English.."Safe Stopping Distance". That's useful....but much more useful would be signs stating "Keep Right unless Overtaking". It starts with education.Cant blame drivers if they have not been told how to drive better.