Tamuning Cargo Van Rentals

Like the rest of Guam, Tamuning experiences heavy rainfall throughout the year. Heavy rainfall usually hinders a driver’s visibility distance. It also reduces vehicle traction due to increased wet pavement. Before commencing your trip, it’s in your best interest to check the weather forecast to avoid getting caught in heavy rainfall. If you’re caught in a heavy downpour, maintain a low speed and a safe distance from the car before you. Also, follow vehicles driven by locals, since they know the roads better than anybody who is visiting. If the rain is too much, pull over at a secure location and wait it out.

Yes, there are. The first wave of traffic is typically experienced from 6:30 am to 9 am, while the second wave typically begins at 4:30 pm and lasts until 7 pm In the morning, the most affected roads are the ones leading to the city center, and in the evening, the streets most affected are the ones headed into the neighborhoods.

In Tamuning, speed is displayed in miles per hour. The speed limit is 15 mph within the city area and 35 mph in the suburbs. Never turn off the headlights when driving in this city, as it is a traffic violation. Additionally, at intersections with traffic lights, vehicles arriving at the intersection have the right of way.

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