Eeyore
> Rodney Kelp wrote:
> It's all down to driver education and driving skill really. And sadly the USA seems to
> be averse to teaching good driving skills as a requirement for a license.
I wish something could be done about that problem.
Another thing is here in the USA in most areas on Interstates and freeways
(what I think you'd call "motorways", with 60-75 mph traffic in the
"slow" lane) economy cars with Euro-horsepower would be traffic hazards
during "rush" hours; they simply don't have the "juice" needed to cleanly
merge into traffic.
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