Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Navigerer igennem DK... Navigating through DK

Min bil i Amerika var en 2006 Nissan med mange ting at lave en køretur nemmere og mere behagelig. Jeg kunne ALDRIG have det i Danmark med vores 185% bilskat, så jeg er GLAD FOR vores Honda Civic. Dog var jeg nervøs at køre uden EN TING fra min Nissan fordi jeg var SÅ vant til det! Selv om jeg var en geografi lærer, "havde jeg brug for" mit navigation spejl hver gang jeg kørte! Især i centrum Dallas!

My car in America was a 2006 Nissan with many things that made driving easier and more comfortable. I could NEVER have this car in Denmark with our 185% car tax, so I am VERY HAPPY to have our Honda Civic. However, I was nervous about driving without ONE THING from my Nissan because I was SO used to it! Even though I was a former geography teacher, I "needed" my navigation mirror every time I drove! Especially in Downtown Dallas!





Men Danmark er kommet til min undsætning! Vi har skilt overalt i Denmark at fortælle os hvor nord, syd, øst og vest er....så lang som du ved hvor byerne ligger! For eksempel- Silkeborg er øst for Herning, så skiltet at sige "Silkeborgvej" fortæller mig "ØST" og Viborg er nord for Herning, så skiltet at sige "Viborgvej" fortæller mig "NORD" . Så smart! Lige så god som mit navigation spejl!


But Denmark has come to my rescue! We have signs all over Denmark that tells us where north, south, east and west are....as you long you know where the cities are! For example- Silkeborg is east of Herning, so the sign that says "Silkeborgvej/Silkeborg Road" tells me "EAST" and Viborg is north of Herning, so the sign that says "Viborgvej/Viborg Road" tells me "NORTH". So smart! Just as good as my navigation mirror!
























9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Very smart signs!

Stephen J McGinnis said...

Well now that you know what roads go what direction every thing will be GooD!!! just dont get lost... (in a country the size of dallas)

Skogkjerring said...

I think you could still get lost unless you know the system...probably why all those navigation thingys are so popular now in the electronics store. I would love to have one but don't- YET...so I still get lost...don't laugh please...hahahaha...ok...I laughed so I guess you can!!!

tut said...

Det var rigtig smart, dem har jeg aldrig set. Tror ikke disse spejl-GPS findes i DK

HOLMES said...

My stupid GPS system in my car gets mad at me if I tell it where I want to go and then change my mind and don't go there. It starts repeating the directions to me in an endless loop until I hit the "disconnect" button to shut the thing up.

185% car tax? For real?

MoMo 2.0 said...

Shelly---yep...185% ...no exaggeration! The highest car tax in the world...
shows how serious they are about getting green and we all drive older cars! LOL

And when we use the GPS system that we borrow from a friend to take trips, "she" yells at us Danish... TIL HØJRE DAMMIT! LOL

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Rachel said...

lol your GPS system comment made me laugh.... how about GPS through your mobile phone service? so it won't matter what car or bike you're using lol

Congrats on getting used to what cities surround Herning and the directions they're in! :-)

Alex said...

Aw, you can learn to do anything. :) I'm from a tiny country place in TN, with no traffic a'tall, and when I moved to Dallas I bought a stick shift. I took one practice session with a friend in a deserted parking lot and then "learned" the rest of the way in Dallas rush hour traffic driving to work every day. Fortunately people in Dallas are so nice that hardly anyone was shitty about my stallouts on the freeway. ;)