Driving in Taiwan

 

Driving in Taiwan is much easier than in Indonesia because the traffic in Taiwan is not as congested. The Taiwanese drive better, and they really obey the laws. There are speed cameras everywhere. Road markers are also clearly shown and regularly maintained. 

I don't buy a car, so I only rent one when I want to drive. Luckily, there is an application called iRent where I can rent a car by the hour. iRent has many types of cars, from small to big. I often drive a Toyota Yaris because it is the most available. I like all types of cars, but my favorite is the Toyota Cross.

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Uan1 Tai3wan1 khan3chia1 pi3 uan1 In4ni2 khak4 ayng2 ui3liau4 Tai3wan1 ay1 lor3 bo3 hiork4 that4chia1. Tai3wan1 lang2 ma3si3 khan3chia1 khak4 ho4, i1lang2 ma3si3 toi3 tiau3kiia3. Cin3 cay3 so4cai3 u3 khuai3 ay1 siau1ayng4ki1. Lor3pai2 ma3si3 chayng3cho4 kak3 siorng2 siu3li4.

Wa4 bo3 bay4 chia1 ja3di4 wa4 ai4 khan3chia1 ay1 si2 soi3 nya3. Ho4ka3cai3 u3 ce3lay2 aplikasi kio3co4 iRent, ay3 seng4 tiam4cayng1 soi4chia1. iRent u3 cin3 ay1 khuan4 chia1, say3 kau4 tua3. Wa4 siorng2 khan1 Toyota Yaris ui3liau4 i1 si3 tay2cay3 ay1. Wa4 suka ka1liau4 khuan4 ay1 chia1, tapi wa4 tay2 suka ay1 si3 Toyota Cross.

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