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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Niobii
(Post 9825434)
Only if you passed I assume! :rofl:
I hope you are landing in Toronto and driving on the 401 :rofl: |
Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Biggest issue in BC is thye amount of people that run through red lights... strangely 4 way stops seem to work but lights are ignored!
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by BuddyLouise
(Post 9825467)
Biggest issue in BC is thye amount of people that run through red lights... strangely 4 way stops seem to work but lights are ignored!
The stop sign, no change... |
Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Just reiterate that of i2c and her special mate, drinking and driving and hitting pedestrians is common. This is a crossing I make often when popping down to GI and I have seen many people simply run through the red light. This is not an isolated case.
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/dea...133/story.html And I agree with Alan2005, driving anywhere in Canada is a soulless, grey and dispiriting experience. |
Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 9825439)
Yes I passed and are you still considering renting a vehicle?
I hope you are landing in Toronto and driving on the 401 :rofl: |
Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Niobii
(Post 9825505)
Yes....Halifax.....and I have no idea but I get your sarcasm non the less! Cheers!:p
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 9825499)
And I agree with Alan2005, driving anywhere in Canada is a soulless, grey and dispiriting experience.
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 9825521)
Halifax is a doddle. Try driving over the 2 bridges into Halifax but have change handy.
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Kids are allowed to drive way too young here. Sitting at the traffic lights and seeing 14 year old CHILD in the driver's seat of his big Dad's truck always scares me....bloody crazy :thumbdown:
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 9825527)
When you are the only car on a twisty back country lane, surely its entirely up to the driver how soulless, grey and dispiriting the experience is:confused:
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Niobii
(Post 9825530)
Just like the Mersey tunnels....joy of joys! Hopefully the NS bridges will be much prettier, not smell as bad or full of scousers!
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 9825544)
They are bridges not tunnels :lol: These go over the water not under them.
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 9825535)
Really they have twisty back lanes here? :confused:
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by Niobii
(Post 9825530)
Just like the Mersey tunnels....joy of joys! Hopefully the NS bridges will be much prettier, not smell as bad or full of scousers!
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Re: Differences between Canadian drivers and UK drivers?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 9825550)
I take the kids down one at break neck speed to school nearly every day...
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