> > Oh! This complete @#$#@ of a fellow motorist who kept cutting off people as we approached the first toll booth (nearly sideswiping cars as she did so), suddenly found herself cut off by two people (illegally) changing lanes. She laid on the horn for about a minute.
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> ...maybe none of them used indicator lights, when changing lanes...
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> Since now, all Americans are forbidden to criticize Italian drivers... :)
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> AP.


I was one of the fifteen American drivers who knows what turn indicators are for and how to use them.

The two people who cut off the @#$#@ in question were in the wrong lane at a tool booth and instantly changed lanes, cutting across the Do Not Cross white line without using turn signals. It was a beautiful sight to behold.

Italian driving ancedote:

Many decades ago, my step-father was in Rome (or Milan) and rented a car. He wound up getting stuck in a traffic circle for *hours*. When he finally escaped the circle, the first and last place he went to was the car rental agency to return the vehicle.

-Faux "I think that Parisians are the worst drivers in the world." Pas