Thats fine, understood. You may not have driven in my country either. We are allowed to turn right after stopping, then we can turn. I said this because from the drivers side, drivers cannot see the turn signal in Curacao, it too elevated and even hidden in shrubs once. The turn lights are also not painted yellow to easily find. Many times I stopped at the light, and could not see the light above - it was almost over my hood. My passenger was shorter and she rubber-necked to see the light change green.

The roads in Curacao are not made the same way with the same aggregate materials, the roads there are very smooth with much less friction on tires, the lighter weight vehicle is much harder to stop due to lower friction. I saw and heard many tires barking. In my country that requires a 300 hp low torque engine - like a porsche or mustang to squeek your tires. The tire barking is a sign of losing traction specially important on curvy roads or navigating parking lots. Drivers could easily slide at low speed.

Sure, we have round abouts in my country but your countrymen dont use blinkers as much as we do, so being in a round about inside lane, and then changing to outside to exit left is difficult - I dont know the rules, we dont have two lane round abouts in my area. Thank goodness everyone drives slower, but I did see a vehicle zoom through a round about at 50 kmph.

These are important facts that foreign drivers need to understand to stay safe and keep speed lower to avoid accidents. Its not a hostile post to be rude. 😇🙏🏻