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The spelling of +Canada is very much on purpose (no space). I am very much aware Canada is metric and bilingual. Due to the proximity of US (tooling/documentat
by xxs 2y ago
The spelling of +Canada is very much on purpose (no space). I am very much aware Canada is metric and bilingual.
Due to the proximity of US (tooling/documentation), lots of the trades still operate in non-metric (or some unholy combo). Most folks would be a lot more familiar of PSI when it comes to tyre pressure (compared to bars), etc. I don't know if L/100km is the standard unit to measure fuel consumption (efficiency).
- cmrdporcupine 2y agoL/100km is standard, especially because our roads use km measurements. I use both KPa and PSI. Measure my personal weight in pounds, but doctor and etc work in kg. Trades people work in both, by necessity. (My father was a machinist / tool&die maker who trained in Germany... drove him nuts). It's just the reality of "sleeping with the elephant" as the expression goes here. We just have it worse than Europe.