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I do like the Australian perspective, where I learned to drive before I moved to the US. There's no concept of "right of way" on Australian roads. There's only
by FireBeyond 5y ago
I do like the Australian perspective, where I learned to drive before I moved to the US.
There's no concept of "right of way" on Australian roads. There's only "duty to yield". It might seem like a subtle concept/difference, but when it comes time to stand up in court/ be pulled over/ avoid an accident, it frames things better.
Too many in the US are "it's my road, asshole, I got the right of way".