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When I visited Iceland, it seemed commonplace to flash your highbeams at the person in front of you if you intend to pass. It becomes the person in front's burd
by tuckerpo 5y ago
When I visited Iceland, it seemed commonplace to flash your highbeams at the person in front of you if you intend to pass. It becomes the person in front's burden to signal a clear, safe pass. Kind of strange, and I can't imagine this system ever working in the USA. People can't even handle motorcycles lane splitting out of a "they're cutting in line" mentality.