The quality of the roads declines as soon as you’re off the main carriageways. The surfaces there are a patchwork of different repairs - squares of tarmac of various shades and heights punctuated by yawning potholes that make it seem as though they’ve been recently shelled. Parking is also an issue. Inside lanes will often be blocked and, if a suburban pavement is wide enough to almost fit a vehicle on, someone will leave their car there. When you drive the same route regularly you’ll soon develop muscle memory, instinctively finding the best road position to avoid the extra obstacles.
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