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I hate so to resort to stereotypes but I live in a big college town with many asian drivers a number of which I assume are driving in the US for the first time.
by SpikeDad 8y ago
I hate so to resort to stereotypes but I live in a big college town with many asian drivers a number of which I assume are driving in the US for the first time.
They are decidedly not of the stereotype that you are claiming for asian drivers - careful and slow. I stay far away from them if possible. They don't have any idea about driving in a safe manner.
But like I said stereotypes fail but I had to comment on yours.
- stcredzero 8y agoI had a coworker from an entirely different part of Asia. I remember riding with him driving in Ohio and Indiana, no other cars visible to the horizon except for the one right in front of us, thinking, "There are no other cars for miles around. Why are you so very-very-very-close to the car in front!?" I guess some people would say I drive like an old person in Florida, or like someone from Ballard in Washington.