Takes practice--but believe me, I have been in places where the driving is far wilder.
What I have observed (not just here, but in other cities too) is that people simply lack a sense of responsibility when they get behind the wheel. These selfish, wreckless drivers cannot imagine what the consequences of their actions might be, because they don't want to think too hard and explode their little brains.
Driving is not a right. It is a privilege that can and SHOULD be taken away from those who refuse to exercise restraint and good judgment while on the road.
Takes practice--but believe me, I have been in places where the driving is far wilder.
What I have observed (not just here, but in other cities too) is that people simply lack a sense of responsibility when they get behind the wheel. These selfish, wreckless drivers cannot imagine what the consequences of their actions might be, because they don't want to think too hard and explode their little brains.
Driving is not a right. It is a privilege that can and SHOULD be taken away from those who refuse to exercise restraint and good judgment while on the road.