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Subject: Re: Driving in Germany Posted on: Tue, 09 Oct 2007 10:38:38 -0700



nightjar
> "Fishkill Bill" wrote in message
> news:24vmg3hajm84353d0m9r7tjgvtutg3dk50@4ax.com...
>
>>I have to say, after traveling around Germany for two and a half
>>weeks, Germans are a lot better drivers than those here in the States.
>
>
> They are better than most in Europe. If, while driving in other countries, I
> see a car whose driver is reacting to a developing situation ahead, the
> chances are strongly in favour of it having German or British number plates.
> That is not to say that there are not bad drivers in both countries, but
> they seem to be the only ones where any drivers have got the idea of looking
> further than the front end of their car.

.....And I think Arizona must have the worst drivers in the
U.S. (if not the entire world)! Judging by the number of
law firms advertising on TV that they specialize in DUI
cases, it must be the DUI capital of the world, and most
drivers seem to park their brains before setting their
vehicles in motion! (The prize-winner, so far, was the guy
in a pick-up truck with a very large dog sitting on his lap
with its head out the driver's window!) The sheer volume of
traffic in California may scare people from other parts, but
most Californians are reasonably good drivers.