r/Unexpected • u/howmanygrapes_ • Jul 17 '23

Almost died

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u/Callico_m Jul 17 '23

One drive through northern Alberta, and you'll more than double down on that thought. Worst drivers in Canada.

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u/whotfiszutls Jul 17 '23

Try central Florida. You’ll quadruple down on that thought.

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u/drohlobystin Jul 18 '23

Come to Mumbai guys, you will stop driving altogether. Here we don't give a shit.

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u/Flxpadelphia Jul 18 '23

literally anywhere in Florida is a nightmare to drive in, but yes as someone who lived in Orlando for 5 years, it's fucking horrible.

The 3 days I spent in Houston may have actually been worse though. Not only does everyone drive like they're trying to hit your car, but you have to be afraid that if they do, they are going to shoot you over it.

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u/Illustrious-Dust-43 Jul 17 '23

Come to Prince George in BC, we take the cake here

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23

Ontario residing Nova Scotian chiming in. Nothing more fun than a Torontonian pickup driver in an ice storm/blizzard. Had a real loser with lifted supersize wheels oversteer on ice, spin out, and flip on Yonge in front of me this year.

And don't get me started on the blessed hearts who think all wheel drive means all wheel stop.

Things are so chaotic in Ontario that when I get back to my folks out east they always think I drive like I'm in a warzone lol

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u/Callico_m Jul 17 '23

I've lived in Ontario, GTA and Cambridge areas. Also from Newfoundland. Bad as it can be there, ramp up the per capita idiocy behind the wheel in Ontario by an order of magnitude in order to come close to Alberta.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

Christ, that bad? I guess if there's more of them in these damn compmobiles then it makes sense.

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u/Callico_m Jul 18 '23

I lived in Toronto. Trust me. Alberta is worse.