FL Man's Experience Driving In Ukraine
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Had to take a short road trip out of the country. It gave me some time to ramble on a bit about what it was like getting accustomed to driving in Ukraine, and dealing with border crossings. Got two projects in the works right now, but can't share anything about them just yet.
PayPal: volunteerforgeua@gmail.com
Thank you so much for your big heart ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You should have a link to your PayPal or other anti-Russian donation in the description. And a small standard description on every video of what you are doing in Ukraine and how to help out. You know, make it easy to help.
Thank you so much for your effort and commitment in Ukraine. You guys are all my heroes.
Added to description! Thank you for the reminder!
good work man keep it up. i threw you 20 after i saw you on mac's channel.
Your disclaimer would make a sorta good starting point for a song, my friend.
Good set of advice. Prepare, learn the rules of the land, prepare with sound advice, organize... be ready to be challenged, leave the entitlement at home... great attitude.
Lviv not being fun to drive in - very true. It's been a favourite city of ours for 10+ years, and when looking for accommodation parking is a must. Usually on our road trips Lviv means the car is parked from when we arrive to when we leave. Loads of interesting stuff around Lviv that we've never seen, time in Lviv is strictly walking and the occasional tramride.
Ya, it can be a pain to find parking anywhere within 2 miles of the city center.
Mate, I am from Argentina, lived 12 years in the UK and now in Norway. I am not getting the right of way in Norway. I am confuse when I have the right and when not because some times I have it if I am in a fast road, but not if I am in a slow road. In Argentina the one in the fast road has the right of way, but not in town streets, in that case is the driver in the right. Also, in the UK parking half car in the sidewalk is ok, but in Norway and Argentina is a never. Subscribed.
About driver's licenses: The US is world famous for handing out licenses for many things basically for free and without almost any proof of ability.
All European coutries have quite some teaching beforehand and have exams in which you have to prove that you know the traffic laws almost by the letter and are able to apply them to any situation. The practical exam is equally long and difficult.
Yeah i'm dutch and i have to take my practical exam in 2 weeks for the 3th time , it has cost me around 4/5000 euro's so far and almost 2 year busy with it and if you fail you can wait around 4/5 months to try again
@@pepievuzelf2372 good luck then!
You spent one year stading Ukranian before getting there!? Smart move. It might have been bumpy at the biginning when from a lesson you get to real life but I'm sure you picked that up in few weeks.
Good luck with "Jaywalking" if you are driving in the UK. The Pededtrisns have the right of way on normal roads, motor vehicles must give way .
Would you be interested or in need of a helping pair of hands?
Hgv license. Been before. Strong. Ready to go.
We can always use extra hands. You just need to get a train ticket to the city.
@FLMan4UA24 brilliant. Could we discuss over email?
@@MordorsMadness Send me an email @volunteerforgeua@gmail.com
@@FLMan4UA24 will do it right now mate. Thank you.
@FLMan4UA24 FYI Your audio is wacky sounding! Like it has been modulated or compressed incorrectly in the upload. I know you are on the road. Subtitles work fine. Great info! Thanks!
Had an AI noise cancelation app clear the sound of the engine. Decided it sounded better with the occasional demon murmuring, than the constant engine noise.
@@FLMan4UA24 human ears prefer engine noise. That demon voice is distracting and irritating
@@FLMan4UA24 Worked pretty well. With this explanation I didn't find it distracting at all.
Stick to trains or taxis and enjoy the show if not on business.