A Conversation for Driving Etiquette - New Zealand
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Researcher 192629 Started conversation Apr 13, 2002
As a kiwi, I'm appalled by the insensitivity of posters to this thread.
If you don't like driving here, go and drive somewhere bloody-else.
Here, we like to get as p**sed as parrots and get out and put the foot down.
(unlike a few namby-pamby nations I could mention, who all poodle along at 30 kph).
I've been driving on a New Zealand license for nearly 40 years, and I've only killed one person - and that was an accident,
Right-ho!
Driving Mz Kiwi
Anonymouse Posted Apr 17, 2002
Hmm.. Well.. I've been driving on my own license for nearly the same, but that doesn't preclude me from the conviction that the roads I drive are being filled more and more with idiots and less and less with actual drivers that have any clue wtf they're doing. "Get in, turn key, push pedal" seems to be the extent of training these days. Eight single hours behind the wheel for 'experience' and hey.. you're good to go.
The part of your message that really confuses me, however...
You claim to be a proud Kiwi, yet in the next breath (or part of the same) you seem to be saying that the person you accidentally killed (read: Hey, I was drunk.. wasn't my fault) was 'just another dead kiwi, no big deal'...
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