This morning, we decided to drive to Sanremo, a place we hadn’t visited in about a year. The drive on the French A8 and Italian A10 highways was easy enough, and one hour and five minutes after having left home, we arrived in this Italian seaside resort. It then took 35 minutes to find a place to park. With what appears to be 90% of the world’s scooter population flitting in and out of lanes and skirting cars that are driven in a fashion that makes French drivers look sedate, driving in Samremo is a bit of a challenge. Even a walk on the crowded Via Palazzo, one of the main shopping drags, was relaxing by comparison. By the way, most people call this Italian Riviera town “San Remo”. Check the first reference on this website to see why they are wrong.