Road trip in Australia, Great Ocean Road

Going to the Great Ocean Road, it would be a pity not to have any road trip photos, so I will post them here. - Renting a European car in Australia is much cheaper than in Thailand, so let's test drive it. Actually, I booked a Benz but got a BM, which was good. - Right-hand drive, drive on the left lane like in Thailand, not difficult to drive. - Thai driver's license is valid, no need to get an international driver's license. - The speed limit in the city is 60, on highways 80 and expressways 100. People here like to accelerate hard to cross red lights and brake to avoid exceeding the speed limit, which is funny. - Traffic laws here are quite strict and everyone follows them well. Luckily, I had experience clearing checkpoints in Morocco. When I came here, I was very careful. It's been a month since I came back and I still haven't gotten a ticket. I hope I'll be safe. - Warning signs are very reliable. They say there's construction ahead, but there really are people working there. They say to watch out for animals crossing the road, but there's a dead kangaroo on the side of the road. - Fill up the gas yourself and pay for it yourself at a minimart. First time filling up, I was a bit embarrassed because the queue was very long, but I still didn't forget to take a picture. - There are both free and paid parking spaces (with a limited parking hours). You have to look at the signs and pay at the booth. Finally, I don't love driving, even though I drive every day. End of review. #australia #greatoceanroad #roadtrips #rentalcar