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How is driving in the USA different from Germany?

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Old 10-27-18, 06:41 PM
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Default How is driving in the USA different from Germany?

I find this video hilariously accurate, please share your opinions fellow CL


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Old 10-28-18, 04:32 AM
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Lol. Good video. I too get a little pissy ( very pissy) when someone is holding up the left lane. Even though technically the left lane is for passing only I suppose.
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It's typically a prius plugging the left while pacing the car on their right 10 below the limit! Hence the oblivious conservative creating mayhem on the far right whereby a 350 is forced to be "that guy" passing on the right! lol

Video is Spot on!
Old 10-29-18, 01:32 PM
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In SC, the passing lane is sadly the far right lane, as everyone thinks they're passing everyone else in the "fast lane" and thus leaving the slow lane empty. My state BADLY needs a "fast-lane-for-passing-only" law AND needs for it to be enforced!
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Originally Posted by Gville350
In SC, the passing lane is sadly the far right lane, as everyone thinks they're passing everyone else in the "fast lane" and thus leaving the slow lane empty. My state BADLY needs a "fast-lane-for-passing-only" law AND needs for it to be enforced!

Same same here..... a massive pet peeve. Especially when they pace the car next to them never passing with open road in front of them.
Bunch of idiots here. Please fine them all. Impeding traffic flow!
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Originally Posted by 2013FSport
Same same here..... a massive pet peeve. Especially when they pace the car next to them never passing with open road in front of them.
Bunch of idiots here. Please fine them all. Impeding traffic flow!
Born and raised in OR, so I know how it works there to. But it is truly amazing that in OR (for the most part) that drivers tend to mind the speed limits. Here in SC, if you're driving the speed limit, you're getting ran over...even in the slow lane! So any time I come home for a visit, it's nice to experience the more calm change in traffic flow.

Anyhow, back in topic!
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Because following the simple rule is so difficult...
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