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RE: Now if they could only...
By Beenthere on 2/1/2010 1:33:45 PM , Rating: -1
If you have actually driven in Europe as I have, yes many people in Europe take driving much more seriously and they act more responsibly than the majority of drivers in the U.S. who have a difficult time backing out of their driveway without having an accident. No driving skills are required to obtain a driver's license in the U.S. because it's perceived as a God given right. Even God can't fix STUPID!

By semiconshawn on 2/1/2010 2:46:45 PM , Rating: 5
You're a tool or is it troll. Ive spent months driving in France and Switzerland and they have plenty of idiot drivers as well. Ever been to Paris? I know I know you drove on the autobahn and it was awesome...pfft. Get a grip. A Camry recall notice blog is not the Anti American soap box you want and need go away troll.

RE: Now if they could only...
By piroroadkill on 2/2/2010 3:47:37 AM , Rating: 1
You're getting rated down, but it IS much harder to get a licence in many countries in Europe than America, but many times over, so you are in fact correct.

Couple that with the fact a vast number of people drive manual transmission cars because they're cheaper, and that's what you inevitably learn to drive on, and you have a continent of people that would simply have pushed down the clutch had the accelerator gone out of control

RE: Now if they could only...
By Richlet on 2/7/2010 2:32:40 AM , Rating: 2
Hehe.. I don't know if it's factual, but Top Gear (the proper version, from the UK) had a bit about getting a driver's iicense in Finland. 3 years to get a full license and at least 6 lessons are on a wet skidding pad.

