"Imagine the system!". Anastasia Tuman's husband had his rental car blocked in Belarus for speeding
Russian blogger Sasha Tuman, and husband of car blogger Anastasia Tuman, shared a story about what it's like to speed in Belarus.
The blogger rented a VW Tiguan in Minsk, was driving it on the highway, and at some point, the car was remotely blocked.
"I came to Belarus, rented a car, and drove a little faster than allowed here and specified in the contract," says the blogger, clarifying that he exceeded the speed limit where there were no cameras.
It also came as a revelation to Sasha that in Belarus, you can only exceed the speed limit by 10 km/h without a fine, and not by 20 km/h, as in Russia.
In Belarus, speed is monitored not only by cameras
"The car completely blocked itself, it won't start, gears won't shift, everything is just dead weight," he complains in the video.
The man contacted customer support, where, after clarifying the car and connecting with technical service, he was told to wait ten minutes and then try to start the engine.
"Imagine what a system they have there," Tuman says at the end of the video.
As a result, the blogger failed to save time by exceeding the speed limit. A screenshot of the correspondence with the company shows that almost forty minutes passed from the moment of the call to the car's unblocking.
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