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Think it's more likely because we stick to the rules more than most countries. For example I was in Italy a few weeks ago and there's some weird risks they take
by mattmanser 7y ago
Think it's more likely because we stick to the rules more than most countries. For example I was in Italy a few weeks ago and there's some weird risks they take where they think it's fine to cross the other lane of traffic when turning even when something's close and barrelling at them at full speed. A few seconds saved where a small distraction in the other driver could cause a side on collision.
I'd also be interested to see how those rates compare historically, I only drive occasionally and it's very noticeable that the UK is now plastered in speed cameras compared to even 10 years ago.
- JetSetWilly 7y agoNot so sure because it also holds for highly rule-abiding countries like Japan, the Netherlands, Germany etc.
- mattmanser 7y agoInteresting! Sounds like a compelling argument then, and a tragic happenstance so many places chose the wrong side.