Here's a notice about driving and parking in Costa Rica: it's terrible. Almost all of the roads are two lanes total,
not each way (even in the city). All
day, it's bumper to bumper traffic. And
parking... What a mess! We drive a big Sequoia, and it's practically
a truck. Most people drive only small
cars around here. That means the parking
spots are smaller. Dad had to make about
twenty turns before he got into the spot.
There was one turn when he was literally two inches from the car next to
us. Another complication is how all the
roads in Costa Rica are twisty-turny. Maybe you haven't noticed, but most of the
roads in the U. S. are mostly strait, on a grid. In Costa Rica, you have a place in mind, (or be
very directionally gifted) or it's very hard to find your way around. It is probably also caused by there being no
road signs or addresses.
-Kyle Wilson
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