The traffic in Denmark is very well organized, as can be seen from the way drivers drive on the roads. Everyone strictly follows the rules and regulations, there is no speeding, and they always stop at pedestrian crossings. There are many traffic lights, even for cyclists. The traffic lights are slightly different from ours; they are much thinner and LED. Public transport, such as buses, taxis, and trains, is very well organized. There are many bus connections for such a small city like Sonderborg, and most taxis are Mercedes. The train ride from Sonderborg to the capital city of Copenhagen takes about four hours, which is not bad. In addition to the school where we did our internship, they also have a driving school, which is a big plus. We noticed that many young people have a driver’s license for a car.