Both of the people are very nice. They try to make small talk with me but again the spanish I learned in school fails me and we remain silent for the rest of the ride. Even if my spanish had been good enough I am sure I would not have been able to follow any conversation as my eyes were too busy processing what was going on in front of me. I have to tell you the traffic here is something else really. The scenes I saw very much reminded me of cocumentaries I had watched about India or Thailand. Motorbikes with 4 people riding it plus additional pets. Vehicles of any shape, size and colour. And then there is the lights...
In addition to the headlights, rear lights and indicators every verhicle has extra LED lights, even the motorbikes. The colours of the lights vary from pink to blue and from green to black light. Were I am from this is considered as light pollution and a major distraction from the road.
Not in good ol' Germany guys.
The country of rules and regulations. I think we are even the inventors of the DIN A format if I am not mistaken. It really wouldn't suprise me
So I am getting into the fairground mood. I like lights and colours. Though this mood doesn't las very long, a ferrys wheel doesn't produce fumes. I know that the air I am breathing is not exactly what my body needs right now and I have to cough a lot. Think I am going to pass on my good night cigarette. Or am I?
To get a better Picture of Bogota's traffic here is a little guide to this madness.
The rules are pretty simple actually:
Rule No 1
The fastest or the one who dares the most wins. It is not even the size of your vehicle that determines whether you are respected or not. People overtake from left to right and from right to left
Rule No 2
There are no rules....
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