Hadouken, since you asked, I'll oblige.
Try reading a few more threads here and on boards related to pilots and cabin crew to understand A LITTLE bout what it's like.
Let me give you a small sample of what happened to me yesterday. First a bit of background. I've driven for 32 years in 14 different countries. I've lived and/or visited {for extensive periods) 26 countries from America to Europe to Asia and the Middle East. Never did I have a single accident until here a few days ago.
Let me acknowledge now that I'll be generalising here but there's no way around it. There are of course "proper" people here as well "improper" ones like anywhere else in the world but the scale is heavily on the "other" side.
The reason I was "successful" in avoiding accidents is that I drive defensively. Even that doesn't work here though. Do you know why? Because there are people who actually RAM your car if your driving properly clashes with their belief in owning the road. Think of Mad Max and you come close to what it's like here.
Hadouken, since you asked, I'll oblige.
Try reading a few more threads here and on boards related to pilots and cabin crew to understand A LITTLE bout what it's like.
Let me give you a small sample of what happened to me yesterday. First a bit of background. I've driven for 32 years in 14 different countries. I've lived and/or visited {for extensive periods) 26 countries from America to Europe to Asia and the Middle East. Never did I have a single accident until here a few days ago.
Let me acknowledge now that I'll be generalising here but there's no way around it. There are of course "proper" people here as well "improper" ones like anywhere else in the world but the scale is heavily on the "other" side.
The reason I was "successful" in avoiding accidents is that I drive defensively. Even that doesn't work here though. Do you know why? Because there are people who actually RAM your car if your driving properly clashes with their belief in owning the road. Think of Mad Max and you come close to what it's like here.