Driving in China and Canada
I have been Canada over almost two years, there is one thing that i have noticed the differences between China and Canada-- driving. In China, basically, pedestrian is not protected carefully by rules. Most of drivers in China don't stop and let pedestrain pass first. Oppositely, pedestrain waits for cars are all gone and cross the street then. It is interesting to me because sometimes i'm confused :" should i let the pedestrain go first or i'll go first?" Also, driving in China is a really hard thing because you will "submerge in car sea" if you hesitate. However, driving in Canada is not as easy as i imaged. Drivers should obey many rules such as STOP SIGN, SPEED LIMITED SIGN, and even CONSTRUCTION SIGN which are hidden or coverd by leaves; be followed by a prowl car and driving on rough road conditions. In my opinion, driving in China is a challenge of skills, but driving in Canada is a test of careness and traffic rules. Nevertheless, one of the most enjoyable things in Canada is driving out of town and integrate into natural, Canada is full of those great views.
Same driving idea in Korea too man. There are rules that are not very effective and only thing you can do to avoid accidents is to be carefull.
ReplyDeleteIt's just.. too many cars driving the drivers crazy. There is a saying that "If you hear other drivers yelling at you less than ten times per day means you are an exellent driver, but no one hear less then three."