On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 09:55:25 +0900, Ryan Ginstrom  ...
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> LA. In LA, you'd better not use
>your turn signals too quickly, because that just gives the cars around you a
>chance to spot your intentions and cut you off. 

That's the difference between Adelaide and Sydney. In Sydney, leaving the city I
joined the freeway leading to the Harbour Bridge on the right hand side, and had
to exit on the left hand side around 1 1/2 kilometers, crossing 10 lanes. If I
missed it the next exit was 2km and put me along way out of the way. I never had
a problem.

In Adelaide if you move to the right lane to turn right people would rather get
angry than go around you. People seem to think the right lane is an express
lane. At intersections there is usually a third lane on the left which either
stops 100meter onwards or has parked cars. You can have great fun pulling up in
it and watching the guy to your right accelerated hard to beat you and getting
aggro about it, while you just accelerate normally and pull in behind him.


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