has anyone ever visited somewhere and said, "wow, now THESE people know how to drive well!"

[Bleep]

Autium Park in centeral Nebraska. It is a retirement community and they have not had a car accident in over 20 years.

Bleep

 

[crab]

I visited Dallas in March, and couldn't beleive how much better the roadways and drivers were. Then we got to fly home and drive the BQE and NJ Turnpike during rush hour and a downpour.

 

[Mallow]

Originally posted by: erub
yep, College Station, TX (well its where I go to college, but when I first visited there) everybody is really friendly and let people in...just part of bein a good Aggie - Gig em

I just did a 4 year term in college station and found only one universal truth on the road ways... if there is a stupid sorority blonde within 20 miles she will find her way in front of me and piss me off

 

[Sluggo]

Originally posted by: Bleep
Autium Park in centeral Nebraska. It is a retirement community and they have not had a car accident in over 20 years.

Bleep

OK, but have they gone over 20MPH in the last 20 years?

 

[Bleep]

Have they gone over 20 mph in the last 20 years?
Of course not that is the speed limit, that is the only way to drive and that is to obey all the law's. Just because someone drives 20 MPH over the speed limit does not make him or her a good driver. In fact it is just the opposit.

Bleep

 

[Lonyo]

We were in a 60mph zone and the people ahead were going 30mph. Freaking retards.
Then there were all the people who "forgot" to indicate.
Then on the way back, my Dad said he nearly wiped out his car as this van with trailer decided to turn without indicating just as my Dad was about to overtake him.

IDIOTS.

 

[GregGreen]

people can't drive in pennsylvania.... not a single one of em

 

[MattCo]

Originally posted by: Mallow

Originally posted by: erub yep, College Station, TX (well its where I go to college, but when I first visited there) everybody is really friendly and let people in...just part of bein a good Aggie - Gig em

I just did a 4 year term in college station and found only one universal truth on the road ways... if there is a stupid sorority blonde within 20 miles she will find her way in front of me and piss me off

I loved driving there, people were always courteous and I had no problems with SBs. Maybe it was you?

-MC

 

[blackdogdeek]

two cities: chicago and london.

 

[Armitage]

Germany
Very disciplined & predictable from waht I remember.

 

[Rallispec]

nobody drives good-- its just that some places aren't as bad as others.

From my experience, the further south you go, driving gets less stressful.

 

[UNCjigga]

Sweden and other Nordic countries...also I second Canada (generally fewer people on the roads...)

 

[Demon-Xanth]

Happens alot, it's always the "hick" towns that I say that in.

 

[hopeless879]

Originally posted by: GregGreen
people can't drive in pennsylvania.... not a single one of em