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> In Sweden it's common to do this by using your blinkers. I wouldn’t say it’s common here in Sweden, at all. I’ve driven all over Europe and the US, and nowhe
by null_object 5y ago
> In Sweden it's common to do this by using your blinkers.
I wouldn’t say it’s common here in Sweden, at all. I’ve driven all over Europe and the US, and nowhere is as uncommunicative as Sweden on the roads. People barely use their blinkers even when turning or changing lanes on the motorway, let alone ‘thanking’ each other - which in the 25 years I’ve lived here, I’ve seen maybe two or three times.
- Jolter 5y agoI’ve seen it all over the place, starting with my parents. I guess using the warning lights as a “thanks” would be uncommon though, since it’s actually illegal. ;-)