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iranian city trafic WITH traffic lights
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"If this is in USA
so many people will die becouse you ugly pig looking people dont'n how to drive " lol what a poet |
all 3rd world countries are like that. i went to iran last winter my dad threw me the keys and was like go for it lol scary as shit at first but you pretty much do whatever youd like and you get used to it.
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That's what it's like in a lot of places... South America is pretty similar. Not quite that bad though. haha
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were so use to the formal way of traffic lights, stop signs, right of way and shit.
back in Pakistan its the same shit in the video: 1. first come first serve 2. everybody has their own right of way 3. traffic light? what the fuck is that? |
Reading the comments.
Every day I am more and more embarassed to be American. |
usa may have the highest number in traffic accidents but when these fools get into traffic accidents its the worst. also like to state autobahn accidents compared to usa freeways, damn.
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similiar to vietnam. shit is nuts there. i went there a few years back and we were being driven up the coast by this tourist company... and they pass over double yellow's on blind curves by beeping. its kinda like morse code. we'd honk to let them know we want to pass. and the car ahead of us would honk back to let us know that it was clear to pass... i must have seen the 5-6 head-on collisions that day.
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watching the pedestrians cross the street reminded me of frogger
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haha crazy stuff...if i lived there i would never drive my car...or i would buy a bus!
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Jesus. I thought the PI was bad
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I've been over there like 4 or so times. From what I recall...
A lot of places are 1 lane or 2 lane streets. Mostly stop signs and such, you almost never see stoplights. Main roads are almost always packed, lots of crazy weirdos. Lots of alleyways. Don't be suprised if you see a 4 lane highway turn into a 6 lane highway. If you can drive in Iran and not crash you're probably an awesome driver. Honestly it's not half bad over there. My dad's lived in the US for around 30-35 years and he's actually about to move back over there in June. I think my mother is staying though. There are plenty of beautiful landscapes and the culture is pleasant. People stay up real late over there too; a lot of people go to work at ~10, get off at 3, nap for a little while, go get dinner at 11 and then go to the park and play some soccer. Currency exchange rate is BALLER. They have some cool cars there. Peugeots, Mercedes, I think they have chevys now... I'll stop rambling |
I just put my hands on my face and peeked through the cracks lol.. that shit looked crazy!!
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