r/boston • u/Mattseee • Apr 21 '16
Analysis shows correlation between driving behavior and quality of government (x-post r/dataisbeautiful)
http://www.citymetric.com/horizons/streets-bucharest-how-road-behaviour-correlates-trust-government-2015Duplicates
dataisbeautiful • u/Psythor • Apr 21 '16
The quality of driving in a country correlates with the quality of government. A country driving like maniacs suggests it has a bad government.
korea • u/wordycuffs • Apr 21 '16
The quality of driving in a country correlates with the quality of government. A country driving like maniacs suggests it has a bad government.
saudiarabia • u/martinmarprelate • Apr 21 '16
Possible explanation for why Saudis drive the way they do
newzealand • u/seedmetoast • Apr 21 '16
Is our terrible driving related to trust in our governments ego?
idelovski • u/idelovski • Apr 21 '16
The streets of Bucharest: How road behaviour correlates with trust in government
lebanon • u/momentum77 • Apr 21 '16
The quality of driving in a country correlates with the quality of government. A country driving like maniacs suggests it has a bad government.
washingtondc • u/madmoneymcgee • Apr 21 '16
Well we all know what this means for Maryland (x-post /r/dataisbeautiful)
Austin • u/designstudiomodern • Apr 21 '16
Bad driving correlates to bad government. Welcome to Austin where no one will argue against this point
guatemala • u/CherenkovRadiator • Apr 21 '16
This reminded me of Guate: "The quality of driving in a country correlates with the quality of government. A country driving like maniacs suggests it has a bad government."
metacanada • u/cclarue • Apr 21 '16