Many students had so much to say that it was dizzying. Either way, everyone agrees that studying in Valladolid is an amazing experience. Valladolid has over 300,000 residents but the city is not as spread out as U.S. cities. Because of this, and because gasoline is very expensive, the cars are very compact. Even with tiny cars, the Spaniards drive very fast, paying little attention to road signs or lane dividers.
Car accidents are a common sight.
Walking is a little bit more safe, but sometimes not by much. Caution should also be taken while walking because of the doggie surprises left just about anywhere, even the sidewalks. Walking, however, does afford an amazing view of Valladolid. Even getting lost can be exciting because Spaniards are almost never in a hurry, so there is always time to enjoy the scenery. The architecture is a mix of old and new.