Yield for camels
避讓駱駝

Camels are a common sight in the United Arab Emirates and they have priority when they are out on the roads. They are always given the right of way in thoroughfares.
駱駝在阿聯(lián)酋很常見，它們在馬路上享有優(yōu)先通過權(quán)。在大馬路上，人們總是把右邊的路讓給它們。

Insurance against nature
自然災(zāi)害險

With volcanoes and hot springs, Iceland is a popular country for a road trip. But half of the island is only accessible by four-wheel drive and the weather can be unpredictable. Local car hire agencies recommend taking out insurance for potential damage from volcanic ash or extreme wind.
火山和溫泉使冰島成為自駕游的熱門國家。但是冰島只有一半的地區(qū)允許四輪車進入，而且那里的天氣也變化多端。當?shù)刈廛囍薪闀扑]游客購買用于理賠火山灰或極端大風造成損失的保險。

Top up your tank
加滿油

For safety reasons, drivers in Croatia are prohibited from having a full petrol can in the car. A spare set of headlight bulbs is a legal requirement. The same law applies in the Czech Republic.
出于安全考慮，克羅地亞禁止司機將車加滿油。法律規(guī)定必須隨車攜帶備用的前照燈燈泡。同樣的法規(guī)也在捷克共和國適用。

Speeding tickets in Austria
澳大利亞的超速罰單

In speed zones of 30km/h or less, traffic police in Austria use their own judgment to estimate the speed of a car. Their 'trained speeding eye' means drivers may be at risk of a speeding ticket even if there is no speed camera in sight. Depending on the officer's guess, the driver may receive a ticket even if they are travelling under the posted limit.
在限速30公里/小時的區(qū)域，奧地利的交警會根據(jù)他們自己的判斷估計車速。鑒于交警“訓練有素的測速眼”，即使周圍沒有測速相機，司機也可能會被開超速罰單。根據(jù)交警的估測，司機在規(guī)定的速度內(nèi)行駛也有可能收到罰單。

Vocabulary
run afoul of: 與……發(fā)生沖突
thoroughfare: 大道

英文來源：每日郵報
譯者：FNU徐敏
審校&編輯：許晶晶