Buckle up!

Yes we're pretty agressive drivers in general.
I'm however nominating spain and italy for even more dangerous specimens.

@Merove I don't know. Been to both Paris and Rome (and a couple other Italian cities), didn't exactly go counting dents in cars but the traffic sure seemed to be a lot calmer and have a better flow in Italy than in Paris.

@Leonick Well, like in France, it depends of the region I'd say. I live in Bretagne, and traffic really scares me in Paris. But I went to Italy, in the north especially, and I've seen a motorcycle, passing another motorcylce, which was already passing a car. Quite a concept. When I was younger, I went to spain with my family, and while on the highway, we were going around 150 kilometers per hour, and we were passed. By a bloody big truck, and quite fast I might add. So in my personnal experience, I'd say it might be worse in Spain and Italy, so i quite agree with Merove on this one. (FYI, speed limit on highways is around 130 kilometers per hour).

@Leonick Really? Last time I was in Italy it felt like I was at the centre of a tornado that had just gone through a moped factory and an Armani store.

@Merove Yes, we all become serial killers when we get close to a steering wheel. No, seriously, I've seen guys crossing like four lanes in a row and not giving a single f*ck about it. I'm so proud of 'em •ω•

@Merove And now I kind of understand why us Latin Americans drive the way we do.

@Merove You clearly have never been to New York, USA. When I went there, The streets were clogged with bottleneck traffic and the taxi drivers were either fully on the brake or fully off. Got a nasty headache from that.

@EclipseMaster459 NYC? Hah. Try Utah. Just, anywhere in Utah. Well, Salt Lake is usually okay...

If they drive their tanks like that, then it is no wonder, nobody was there to defend paris....

@Balistare Yeah, because obviously huge tanks are the most efficient way to defend yourself against a few armed people who sneaked their way into places and shot people randomly. Not like they would take ages to go anywhere and cause huge freaking collateral damage.
Moron.

@AlphaXXI Oh yes, I forgot, a german PANZERDIVISION is just a bunch of armed people, my mistake!

@Balistare Be more specific next time, I thought you were talking about the terrorist attacks on Paris last year, not a whole shitty deal that happened 7 fucking decades ago. My mistake, I was hopeful enough to assume you were talking about something that's actually sill fucking relevant.

I actually did see an accident once where a car ended up upside down on top of another car with both cars pointed in the same direction. Not sure HOW they managed that. The one time I went to Barcelona and took a taxi through a traffic circle convinced me that that is where NASCAR got its start.

You should look up Russian dash cams. Literally far worse than anything France could do. I saw a 30 second clip, and man I'll tell you it was hilarious and terrifying

It is said that in every European country, they drive on the right hand side of the road; except in England, where they drive on the left, and France, where they drive in the middle.

@bilby

What about Ireland?

@FrankHarr any one of the three parallel roads they see while driving...

@Tsuhna

She went another direct. One I did not suspect.

@bilby Rural Americans just seem to drive wherever.

Fun fact, we even have a saying here in Denmark, called "French Parking", it's when you're to park by the side of a road, but there's only just enough room, then you use your front bumper to push the car in front of you so that there's room.

@QaRajhCreations yeah I heard that from my driving instructor

On the other hand there's Germany. To him cars are holy. His garage is a little church and he would kill others for even just touching his car.

You should come to the States and try New Jersey. It's basically Mad Max. When I was in France traffic was a breeze in comparison.

@CM925 So I should get an older muscle car, chrome spray paint, and an affinity for explosives before ever going to New Jersey?

And here I was thinking that place had next to nothing to offer...

@Attacker732 Don't forget a gopro so you can be witnessed

My experience is, the further down south you drive in EU, the more insane the traffic becomes.

@Bjarke_the_Dane Perhaps it is because the ammount of people/km^2 also increases.

@paperiolento My upper secondary school chemistry teacher got her driver's license in Italy, and said that when there's about a million cars cruising through the streets of a city one must be a little flexible with the rules. So probably yes.

i fucking adore his reaction, its completely perfect and feels animated even tho its a comic.. i love this one X'D