> I don't think that you can bring up 'fast driving' on the US side of things, if you want to compare yourself to Europe. What am I missing? I think I made it

> I don't think that you can bring up 'fast driving' on the US side of things, if you want to compare yourself to Europe. What am I missing? I think I made it clear that I am talking about population averages. Average speeds depend substantially on how much driving is done on slow city streets versus high-speed arterials and highways, not on how fast the top-end highway speed is. Americans drivers spend more time on highways, and especially on fast suburban arterials, compared to their European counterparts. Your 90km commute at 200km/h is atypical.