跟读练习: Weird driving laws – B1 English Listening Test - 通过视频学习英语口语

If you are driving your car in Germany, you mustn't run out of fuel, or there might be consequences.

This is because cars can go very fast on the Autobahn, Germany's motorway, as some places have no speed limits.

As it can be very dangerous to stop on the Autobahn, you can't do it unless there is an emergency.

Running out of fuel is not considered an emergency because it can be prevented.

You just need to remember to fill up the tank.

If you run out of fuel, you can get a fine between £25 and £60 and get points on your driving record.

But if you cause traffic congestion or an accident, the consequences could be more severe.

In Denmark, you must check for children under or behind the car before starting it.

Small children can be hard to see from the driver's seat, and the Danish want to keep their children safe.

You can face legal consequences if you are caught starting your car and driving away without checking for children.

This can include fines and, possibly, points on your driving record.

So, you must remember to do this check every time you drive.

In Spain, you must wear comfortable shoes when you drive.

So, forget about wearing sandals, flip-flops or being barefoot when driving back from a relaxing beach day.

You can face a £70 fine if a police officer believes the footwear you are wearing is unsafe.

Sandals and flip-flops can easily slip off or get caught, making it hard to control the car.

By following this law, you help keep yourself and others safe on the road.

Would you carry your pet dog tied on the roof of your car?

I'm sure you would never do that.

Who would, right?

But for some reason, a law in Alaska says that you can't carry your furry pet this way.

Apparently, Alaskan authorities don't trust their drivers.

So, if you are in Alaska, it's important to remember that you mustn't drive with your animal companion surfing on the roof of your car.

The police must be really busy checking car roofs for pets all the time.

In Manila, in the Philippines, you must check the last number on your number plate before taking your car before taking your car.

For example, if it's Monday, you cannot drive if your number plate ends in one or two.

There is too much traffic in Manila, so there is a law called the number coding or colour coding scheme to reduce traffic congestion.

Depending on the last digit of your number plate, you can't drive on certain days of the week.

So you must remember to check your number plate and know which days you can't drive.

In Thailand, temperatures can reach up to 40 degrees Celsius ,

so it might be tempting to drive without a shirt.

However, you must always wear a shirt while driving.

There is a law that says you can't drive without a shirt even on hot days

or if your air conditioner is not working.

This law is used to promote decency and safety on the roads.

If a police officer stops you and you are not wearing a shirt, you can get fined.

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跟读练习: Weird driving laws – B1 English Listening Test - 通过视频学习英语口语

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