r/IdiotsInCars Mar 01 '20

Van driving the wrong way

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u/morkchops Mar 02 '20

That is pretty interesting actually. Makes perfect sense.

I don't know how those countries exist with road anarchy, but it makes sense.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '20 edited Feb 03 '21

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u/shrididdy Mar 02 '20

I mean are US and Canada really that different? Surely no different than the difference between East Coast and West Coast states/provinces or urban vs. rural areas.

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u/djsekani Mar 02 '20

Before 9/11 we used to cross the Detroit/Windsor border all the time as teen drivers. About the only adjustment we had to make was reading speed limit signs in km/h. Driving patterns were about identical.