SUPERSTITIONS_Angelina

In belarus there are a lot of superstitions.

GOOD MANNERS Julia

Good manners in Belarus are:

Say ''Excuse me'' if someone is blocking your way and he will move out of your way.

You should say ''Please'' and ''Thank you'' if somebody help you or you need help.

You should try to cover your mouth when you yawning or coughing.

More smile - a smiling face is a welcoming face.

   
      It is polite to open doors to other people.

      You should help to older people.

SUPERSTITIONS IVANOV

HOLIDAYS AND SPECIAL DAYS VLAD

SUPERSTITIONS

In Belarus we have other superstitions .  If black cat crossed your way it is bad luck .

Waik other the ladder it is bad luck . If you must go under the ladder , you can avoid bad luck by crossing you fingers . 

The worst is when someone breaks mirror - it brings bad luck . Mirror - reflactions of gods .

 

GOOD MANNERS GUIDE_Olya

TRAFFIC RULES

The first thing you notice when you come to Belarusis that we drive on the right-hand side of road.
The second thing you notice is that the steering wheel is on the left.



















However, the pedals are in the same position as in right-handed cars, with the accelerator on the right.The gears and and almost always the handbrake is operated with the right hand.Most cars in Belarus aremanual cars - they have a gear stick.
The wearing of front seat belts is mandatory.
The minimum age for driving a car is 18, and 16 for riding a moped or motorbike
Roads in Belarus range from wide modern motorways to narrow country lanes.

     Speed limits
In towns:

• 60 km/h
• 50 km/h for towing vehicles

Outside towns:

• 90 km/h outside towns
• 110 km/h on motorways

All speed limits are given on signs in kilometres per hour.Round signs indicate speed limits with the number circled by a red band.When the speed limit is no longer applied, then there is a black line crossing through the number.