European Drivers With Some Serious Skill.. 🤯🚨

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  @markschattefor6997 · 10 months ago

  That's why people need to learn how to drive BEFORE you give them a drivers license.

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  @petervermeulen-v7d · 10 months ago

  We, Europeans, actually think this is pretty normal.

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  @davidpelc · 10 months ago

  For me as an European from Prague, the bus in the first video had lot of space there, its pretty standard.😉

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• TE

  @teeeseee2514 · 10 months ago

  If you think that Flixbus was tight getting in the Eurotunnel car, you should see the legroom inside!

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• AD

  @adaynadir · 10 months ago

  For me the most impresive thing bus drivers do, is that on top of keeping an eye on the road, cyclists, people crossing with their minds on the clouds, etc. They somehow also manage to keep an eye on the passengers! <br>I was on a night bus going home with a friend when I noticed these two weirdos who were clearly waiting to see where would we get off, with likely bad intentions in mind. They were waiting by the door, ringing the bell and watching us like hawks, so I told my friend we&apos;d pretend we&apos;re idiots and that we&apos;re going to get off at the next stop, so they get off, and we&apos;d stay in. <br>As soon as they got off the bus driver speed away like a madman and closed the doors on the move before we could get out! We were never going to, but if we had actually be dumb he would&apos;ve 100% saved us that day. <br>Massive respect to bus drivers ❤

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  @Jeni10 · 10 months ago

  Ian, you’re so used to wide roads and big vehicles, you can’t conceive of narrow roads. &nbsp;Europe is built on historical paths that were made for walking, then horse riders, then horse and cart. By the time motor vehicles came along, there was no changing the infrastructure without reclaiming person property, so they make and drive smaller cars, better on fuel consumption too.

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• DA

  @Dave1507 · 10 months ago (edited)

  It really shows how bad your public transport is, when a bus turning left is beyond impressive. That guy does this all day, every day, probably multiple times a day.

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  @mediapc4747 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Obviously a sweeping generalisation, &nbsp;but I think Americans like people to be impressed by their car, &nbsp;Europeans like people to be impressed by their driving.

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• AR

  @ArtemDoctrina · 10 months ago

  People in the USA are not used to roads. They all drive on runways. 😁😂

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• PL

  @plushcap3320 · 10 months ago

  the turn in the first clip looks quite normal, also its a city bus so the driver probably done it hundreds of times before.<br>Nice shirt btw

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  @WeekendWarrior92 · 10 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QOUPaFp4No&amp;t=1260">21:00</a> that&apos;s why there are these poles placed on the edges of the road, and as you can see they even have a reflective part to be easily visible in the dark

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  @Manselikka · 10 months ago

  I’m a regular driver from Finland. First time I got aided from a truck driver I was terrified. Picture really bad weather, your light shows only twirling snow. Then a big truck drives really close to you and you think, what a heck! The he turns his top lights on. They light over your car, and suddenly you can see the road again❤ I have experienced this many time, and learned to be greatful.

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