After living and driving in 8 different states in the east, I am convinced that all large cities have the worst drivers. The closer to the city downtown, the faster and crazier they drive. On a trip to Detroit last weekend I had no less than 3 drivers cross in front of me all the way from the left lane across 4 lanes to reach an exit. Many more doing 10 20 miles over the speed limit etc. However the most unnerving stae is South Carolina where no one has taught anyone how to get off the road. On right turns, they all stop halfway thru the turn to make sure thats where they want to go. ALL of them. In Ohio. a stop sign means get on thru before the other guy. NO ONE STOPS ar a stop sign. I could go on and on but you get the drift.
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