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The 'NL' Driver

It is not that difficult to drive in the Netherlands. What is indeed difficult is learning to pull through strong like a maniac without running into pedestrians and bicycle users. That on its own is a skill. Whoever you hope will teach you this crucial, vital silk, I leave it for you to investigate. However, switching your road license from whichever country you come from will be a joy. To comfort you with the pain stacking process, the Dutch are very organized drivers and you will enjoy your driving experience.
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