I Google Mapped my drive from CDG to the greater Fonty area, and I don’t think I could draw a more convoluted path if I ingested a blender full of LSD and Magic Mushrooms. Aren’t highways supposed to be straightforward? I have a few questions regarding the highway system in France, and would greatly appreciate it if a French reader (I know you’re out there) could shed light on the following:
- How does the toll system work?
- Are all highways tolled?
- If so, how frequently?
- How much do tolls cost?
- Are toll booths manned, or automated?
- If automated, are there change machines and are they credit card compatible?
- Is there a better way from CDG to Fonty other than the 15 step, 8 highway labyrinthine path that Google Maps spits out?
- Where can I find Carne Asada in Paris?
Obviously, the last question is the most important. Anyone able to point me to a source of decent carne asada in the greater Paris area will be rewarded with a delicious beer. Provided you come to collect it, of course.
June 19, 2007 at 8:15 pm |
There is no toll booth between CDG and Fonty. That should cover most of your questions. As for your need for carne, tell me who you are and I will give you the address of the best Mexican restaurant in Paris. Otherwise, you’ll be stuck with what passes for Mexican food in Fonty. Your call.
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