Aruba Traffic

ARUBA April 10th, 2013– The traffic on our beautiful island is sometimes a lot and congested in some places. There are a lot of people driving here from different countries and they have different driving styles. The traffic laws are almost the same all over the world, (just some small differences).

For example the traffic lights mean the same in every country.

The green light commands you to drive! and the red light commands you to stop! Yellow/Orange also means Stop! and if you cannot stop continue driving and clear the crossroad as soon as possible.

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SeatGuru Re-Launches Website To Make Air Travel Planning Easier Than Ever

The Airline Seat Map Authority Unveils New Site Design and Flight Shopping Functionality

NEWTON, Mass., Jan. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- SeatGuru®, the ultimate online guide to air travel, today revealed several site enhancements that further help flyers find the best seats and flights. The iconic color-coded airline seat maps have been updated with a fresh look, a more intuitive layout, and additional content such as user submitted photos. Furthermore, travelers can now shop for flights and quickly identify itineraries that offer the best onboard experience with the new "Guru Factor" rating system.

For more than 10 years, SeatGuru has been the leading resource for frequent flyers and savvy travelers looking for unbiased seat map information and advice along with details on aircraft amenities.  The new site builds on that content and was designed with features to elevate the user experience including:

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Affected passenger flow at the airport: Challenging passenger processes for flights departing to the US

Link: Affected passenger flow at the airport: Challenging passenger processes for flights departing to the US

AAA advises passengers departing to the US to be at the airport at least 4 hours prior to the scheduled departure time of their flight at the airport, in order to ensure a timely boarding process.

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Make sure you see the feature segment about the Donkey Sanctuary about 3:00 into the video