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If American And Speak English, Is It Easy To Understand The France Roadway System When Driving A Rental Car?

I will be renting a car from Paris airport to Normandy Beaches, is it easy to understand the French roadway and signs, get gas, get directions, etc. if you don’t speak English? Is it safe? Should I feel comfortable to explore places along the way to the beaches?

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Comment from AsYLum dRiVeR
Time: February 24, 2010, 4:38 am

Almost all signs and road markings have at least secondary markings in english. The European roadways for the most part are pretty easy to get around on. If you are renting a car, most new rentals will have gps systems. The only thing i would recommend would be to familiarize yourself with the major road symbols and markings, which takes a lot of the confusion out of driving. (knowing the speed limit leaves your mind free to understand the exit signs)

Comment from G W
Time: February 24, 2010, 5:22 am

Agree with above
+ Learn a few French words.
Also… i think ~75% of the English language is derived from French so its easy to understand French when its on paper (or a sign). If you dont understand it, it is still easy to get a general idea.

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