In Celebration of Canada!
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Deleta wrote...
How to tell the difference between an American driver and a Canadian driver:Canadian drivers are custom to driving in more then a foot of snow.
American drivers lose confidence in their driving skills after 2 inches.
Start the hate.
Well I can say they are both equally bad drivers. Because every start of winter over here in Canada people crash when there is like 5 centimetres on the ground like if they have never seen snow before in their life.
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Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
How to tell the difference between an American driver and a Canadian driver:Canadian drivers are custom to driving in more then a foot of snow.
American drivers lose confidence in their driving skills after 2 inches.
Start the hate.
Well I can say they are both equally bad drivers. Because every start of winter over here in Canada people crash when there is like 5 centimetres on the ground like if they have never seen snow before in their life.
Well I don't know bout you but when I drive on the 401 people are going 120km/h in 30cm of snow but when I'm in the states with my cousins I see people driving at 80km/h on the interstates if there is any snow on the ground
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Deleta wrote...
Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
How to tell the difference between an American driver and a Canadian driver:Canadian drivers are custom to driving in more then a foot of snow.
American drivers lose confidence in their driving skills after 2 inches.
Start the hate.
Well I can say they are both equally bad drivers. Because every start of winter over here in Canada people crash when there is like 5 centimetres on the ground like if they have never seen snow before in their life.
Well I don't know bout you but when I drive on the 401 people are going 120km/h in 30cm of snow but when I'm in the states with my cousins I see people driving at 80km/h on the interstates if there is any snow on the ground
The 401 isn't too bad. It's the 410 =/
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Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
How to tell the difference between an American driver and a Canadian driver:Canadian drivers are custom to driving in more then a foot of snow.
American drivers lose confidence in their driving skills after 2 inches.
Start the hate.
Well I can say they are both equally bad drivers. Because every start of winter over here in Canada people crash when there is like 5 centimetres on the ground like if they have never seen snow before in their life.
Well I don't know bout you but when I drive on the 401 people are going 120km/h in 30cm of snow but when I'm in the states with my cousins I see people driving at 80km/h on the interstates if there is any snow on the ground
The 401 isn't too bad. It's the 410 =/
The 410 is always backed up though. Damn people and them think Canada's wonderland is so great. I take the 407.
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Deleta wrote...
Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
How to tell the difference between an American driver and a Canadian driver:Canadian drivers are custom to driving in more then a foot of snow.
American drivers lose confidence in their driving skills after 2 inches.
Start the hate.
Well I can say they are both equally bad drivers. Because every start of winter over here in Canada people crash when there is like 5 centimetres on the ground like if they have never seen snow before in their life.
Well I don't know bout you but when I drive on the 401 people are going 120km/h in 30cm of snow but when I'm in the states with my cousins I see people driving at 80km/h on the interstates if there is any snow on the ground
The 401 isn't too bad. It's the 410 =/
The 410 is always backed up though. Damn people and them think Canada's wonderland is so great. I take the 407.
410 I believe is the worst for crashes =/
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Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
Prowl wrote...
Deleta wrote...
How to tell the difference between an American driver and a Canadian driver:Canadian drivers are custom to driving in more then a foot of snow.
American drivers lose confidence in their driving skills after 2 inches.
Start the hate.
Well I can say they are both equally bad drivers. Because every start of winter over here in Canada people crash when there is like 5 centimetres on the ground like if they have never seen snow before in their life.
Well I don't know bout you but when I drive on the 401 people are going 120km/h in 30cm of snow but when I'm in the states with my cousins I see people driving at 80km/h on the interstates if there is any snow on the ground
The 401 isn't too bad. It's the 410 =/
The 410 is always backed up though. Damn people and them think Canada's wonderland is so great. I take the 407.
410 I believe is the worst for crashes =/
Well considering they tore up the road for 6 months... And plus it runs through Toronto so what can you expect?
