I've just moved to a city I'm unfamiliar with. I'm currently on the bus and need to get off at a certain stop, but the bus driver doesn't have the monitor on that's usually there to help you navigate. I don't know how to figure out where to get off. I only know the name of the stop I need to get off at. The bus driver doesn't speak German, so I can't ask him, and there's no one else on the bus. What now?
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Hmm. Since I suspect that the bus doesn’t stop at stops where no one waits, it doesn’t matter to see which stops are coming right before and then to read the signs?
Make google maps, look for your stop, then you see when you are nearby.
Open your eyes!
Each stop has a name label.
The app of the rides is also helpful. Here there are some online tracking.
On the Internet a bus schedule googeln. Then take care of where you’re over and then look at the plan where your stop is coming.
Tell the driver where you have to get out and he will give you so much German he has to be able, because he has made the driver’s license and the passenger ticket, so he must at least know his stops.
Believe me. There are many who can’t.
I don’t have a car, so I’ve been driving with the public for years and I’ve still come where I wanted to go, even with the help of the drivers.
But their stops will probably know them and if you say you have to get out of the castle alley, he’ll be able to tell you if he stops at the castle alley.
Yeah, okay, that can be natural. But I always drive the same line because of school and there are also three drivers who can say “Hello”.
you have a cell phone, turn your navy on:)
http://maps.google.de
I hate it when you’re in a country whose language you can’t.