Although the absolute worst drivers I've encountered have been in Michigan (almost died! twice!) and Texas.
In Texas, U-Turns are a frequent, valid way of navigating. Which is startling enough IN TEXAS when you're not used to them and very WHAT THE FFFFUUUUUUUUCK when you're in Illinois and a Texan just suddenly hey woah wow! does a U-Turn someplace you wouldn't expect it. Like anywhere. Because U-Turns aren't really a THING in Chicago unless you're an emergency vehicle or an asshole.
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Date: 2011-08-24 09:30 pm (UTC)NO
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Although the absolute worst drivers I've encountered have been in Michigan (almost died! twice!) and Texas.
In Texas, U-Turns are a frequent, valid way of navigating. Which is startling enough IN TEXAS when you're not used to them and very WHAT THE FFFFUUUUUUUUCK when you're in Illinois and a Texan just suddenly hey woah wow! does a U-Turn someplace you wouldn't expect it. Like anywhere. Because U-Turns aren't really a THING in Chicago unless you're an emergency vehicle or an asshole.