There is a better way by circumnavigating the crowded, tiny metropolis through the French “autoroute” system, but you need to know where you are going and do your homework before hand.
But who ever said that driving in Europe was user-friendly?
Friday, September 29, 2017
Leaving Geneva...
If you get to Geneva airport late in the afternoon and are intent to head towards the nearby French ski resorts, be prepared and don't count on some smart road signage to get you quickly on your way.
Most likely than not, your GPS will route you smack into the center of town where you'll be and stay stuck for a very long while, especially on a week day. Of course, the Swiss are not going to promote the French ski resorts with helpful signage!
There is a better way by circumnavigating the crowded, tiny metropolis through the French “autoroute” system, but you need to know where you are going and do your homework before hand.
But who ever said that driving in Europe was user-friendly?
There is a better way by circumnavigating the crowded, tiny metropolis through the French “autoroute” system, but you need to know where you are going and do your homework before hand.
But who ever said that driving in Europe was user-friendly?
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