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by guelo 4134 days ago
There are different driving cultures and becoming proficient in one style might look like bad driving to someone from another culture.
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The amount of damaged cars and stationary objects and injured people in bad-driving countries belies that particular nugget of cultural relativism.
Is cross-country crash data available?
True, this certainly skews my impression of driving in other countries. However, some of the examples I recall can not possibly be good driving in any culture (like making a ten point U-turn when there is ample room to make a single turn, or failing to park in a large spot after several attempts).