About the notebook
Caiet de drum is a notebook about driving in Romania, written in November 2026. It keeps no accounts and no shop.
Who keeps it
The notes belong to a driver who stops in pull-offs and writes what the day left behind. There is no tourism desk behind them, and no firm that moves freight.
This sheet says where the text comes from. The other sheets say what the wheel showed, from Brașov to the place where asphalt gives way to a channel.
What it is and what it is not
You will find cities, a Saxon village, the delta, and a day on a national road. You will also find a vignette mentioned as something a driver already knows, not as an instruction.
There is no shop, no basket, and no account. Nothing here is reserved, and no money changes hands.
Two languages
Romanian is the language the notebook starts in. English is a second version, written again, not laid word for word over the first.
You change language in the top bar, and the sheet stays the same. If the language is missing or nonsense, the notebook opens in Romanian.
How to write
The letter address is [email protected]. A message reaches the person who keeps the notebook, not a desk with shifts.
A reply, when it comes, comes from that same address. We do not send crews onto the road, and we do not move a truck off a lane.
The month it stands in
The notebook is fixed in November 2026, on the domain inforoadviniero.online. A winter can close a pass that these pages climbed on dry stone.
The sheets do not refresh like a traffic bulletin. If a detail has gone bad, write and we correct the sentence, not the map of the country.