Speed Related Deaths

[seagreen323i]

Heck around where I live, most of the roads are 35 - 45 due to just how curvy they are and everybody goes 60.

I drive this road everyday, now yall might see why I wanted all of those suspension mods. While the stock e39 ain't bad, the body roll is miserable on these roads.

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[BimmrMeUpSnotty]

Shoot, you guys should try driving in the Philippines. If you can drive there, it’s a piece of cake anywhere else. There are some dumb drivers out there, and then some really extra dumb gifted ones. I learned how to drive on a race track when I was 14, once I started driving out on the roads, it was hilarious, think Grand Theft Auto 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.

[JimLev]

Try driving in Rome, they all think they are Mario Andretti. If you leave more that a few feet between you and the car in front of you the dimwit in the next lane will force his way in.
I found most of Europe was OK, loved the autobahn. Korea was interesting as all the signs were only in Korean.

[SW530]

Try driving in Rome, they all think they are Mario Andretti. If you leave more that a few feet between you and the car in front of you the dimwit in the next lane will force his way in.
I found most of Europe was OK, loved the autobahn. Korea was interesting as all the signs were only in Korean.

I drove in S. Korea for a few years. Mostly motorcycles but I'd borrow a friends car now and then for a date. There were no signs in any language but Korean.. not sure now. Total landmark navigation. No GPS's in the 80's either. And the Korean's were mean drivers. And could extend that meanness outside the car. Especially uni students, they kept them riled up against American's all the time. In contrast Thai's were Jekyll and Hyde.. mean as snot behind the wheel, but when they stepped foot on terra firma they became their normal nice selves, deep wai's while apologizing.. amazing transformations.