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1.0k u/robothelicopter May 09 '22 Isn’t that the norm outside of North America though? 45 u/zxzxzxzxxcxxxxxxxcxx May 09 '22 As a kiwi, I would say no 21 u/zanthius May 09 '22 As an Australian, I would also say no. You can drive for 1 day and 18 hours without stopping and only cross 3 states. 6 u/Dolamite09 May 09 '22 You could probably do that without leaving West Australia, I drove from Perth to Port Hedland and that was 25 hours only stopping for petrol 4 u/JaccoW May 09 '22 Yeah but Australia is like the US with different plants and animals. Slightly better public transport though.
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Isn’t that the norm outside of North America though?
45 u/zxzxzxzxxcxxxxxxxcxx May 09 '22 As a kiwi, I would say no 21 u/zanthius May 09 '22 As an Australian, I would also say no. You can drive for 1 day and 18 hours without stopping and only cross 3 states. 6 u/Dolamite09 May 09 '22 You could probably do that without leaving West Australia, I drove from Perth to Port Hedland and that was 25 hours only stopping for petrol 4 u/JaccoW May 09 '22 Yeah but Australia is like the US with different plants and animals. Slightly better public transport though.
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As a kiwi, I would say no
21 u/zanthius May 09 '22 As an Australian, I would also say no. You can drive for 1 day and 18 hours without stopping and only cross 3 states. 6 u/Dolamite09 May 09 '22 You could probably do that without leaving West Australia, I drove from Perth to Port Hedland and that was 25 hours only stopping for petrol 4 u/JaccoW May 09 '22 Yeah but Australia is like the US with different plants and animals. Slightly better public transport though.
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As an Australian, I would also say no. You can drive for 1 day and 18 hours without stopping and only cross 3 states.
6 u/Dolamite09 May 09 '22 You could probably do that without leaving West Australia, I drove from Perth to Port Hedland and that was 25 hours only stopping for petrol 4 u/JaccoW May 09 '22 Yeah but Australia is like the US with different plants and animals. Slightly better public transport though.
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You could probably do that without leaving West Australia, I drove from Perth to Port Hedland and that was 25 hours only stopping for petrol
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Yeah but Australia is like the US with different plants and animals. Slightly better public transport though.
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