I know it's an oldie, and I did do a search on here but couldn't find it so have a look and say "holy crap"
and to think we can't manage to merge 2 lanes on a frikken freeway

I know it's an oldie, and I did do a search on here but couldn't find it so have a look and say "holy crap"
and to think we can't manage to merge 2 lanes on a frikken freeway
Organised kaos. That'd bottleneck here in two seconds flat.
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Originally Posted by IPIT on relationships
no not bottleneck...
that would cause the whole entrie of perth to just stop.. because of some of the dumwited drivers that drive in peak hour every morning 5 days a week, (and arvo) 48 times a year. and still cant even learn to merge properly.....
"Yea I like the bike but it's hard to get my foot under the brake lever "
Just spent the last week and a bit driving around Bali.
Must say it was an interesting experience... and seemed to largely work.
(although average cruising speeds are lower and there is roadworks everywhere so the number of accidents at or due to higher speeds would be lower.
It doesnt always work in SE-Asia through...
hmmm...
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/2...0/IMG_1662.jpg(incase that photo doesnt work for you)
This was a stand-still in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for well over 1/2 hour. We couldnt walk through the intersection because everyone was trying to inch forward into that 2mm gap infront of them.
I lived in Saigon for 4 months in 1989. Walking across the road was mad enough. One of our staff gave me his bike one day to ride into town after I showed him some pics of my bike at home...........bad mistake, I ended up pushing it acros a side street as I did not make it through a similar intersection. It was unique experience.
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