Never been to those places, but it seems a large number of them seem to live in caglary and edmonton....

Nope, Jeeves is right. The last nine years of Atlanta driving puts me firmly in the witness box for his side.

Now, then, I've heard about Korean driving habits, and if half of them are true am very suprised they have an actual licensing process.

Alternately, I've always wondered what the Puerto Rico driving test is like.

Which side of the road should one drive on?
A) Right.
B) Left.
C) Whichever is fastest.

A flat area next to a road or street without an obstruction large enough to prevent your vehicle from fitting on it is:
A) The median.
B) A lawn.
C) A parking spot.

Signs denoting exit or street names are usually located:
A) 300 yards before they join the road which they intersect.
B) Where they intersect.
C) You stupid tourist, we don't need road signs.

It goes without saying that my favorite place on the planet to drive is PR! They may drive crazy, but it's crazy smart. Very few accidents, but it feels like there's going to be a pile-up at any second, and it's going to make NASCAR look like the amateur hour.

Because of some of the posts above (people on the road that will really piss you off) and my temper, I have no intention to drive until I manage to retain a constant control of my anger.

hmmm... or maybe that iphone for road rage may just do the trick

Dart are you sure that's Puerto Rico? Because it sounds a lot like Portugal.

Here's a good example of Portuguese parking:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_jwovzQ7q3gs/RbCVc70ZffI/AAAAAAAAACM/O7Y24cfM0_k/s400/estacionamento3D.jpg

And driving:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_jwovzQ7q3gs/SC..._no_molico1.jpg

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_jwovzQ7q3gs/SL..._milhoverde.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_jwovzQ7q3gs/SK...pe_descalco.jpg

And possibly my favourite, driving at 260 Km/h while holding and talking to the camera!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfFzJAJ0V6Y

And here is an intersection in India. It's chaos and control all at the same time