Dedicated to those of you who are trying to make sense of driving in the US:

[Fandango 1,439]

Two hands gripping wheel,

blue hair barely visible above windshield,

driving 35 on the Interstate,

in the left lane with the left blinker on:

FLORIDA

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA.... gotta love Florida drivers..........

My accident was caused by an 86 yr old man driving on the wrong side of the road....it happened around a curved road so I never saw it coming....

(()8^&*&%&^%*&^%

ok, not bitter anymore

[irishgirl73 0]

Pennsylvania drivers should be on that list-definetly some bad ones. They throw food out of the window too-probably b/c we are so close to NJ.

My arm is in a sling so I am driving with one hand-I can't even give people the finger if they cut me off-so sad

[samir_shannon 0]

The craziest drivers in the world are from Algeria. lol trust me

[Fuzzness 2]

GEORGIA:

One hand on wheel, one hand on rifle, cradling cell phone, cutting across multiple lanes in bumper to bumper traffic.

[Fuzzness 2]

GEORGIA:

One hand on wheel, one hand on rifle, cradling cell phone, cutting across multiple lanes in bumper to bumper traffic, while giving the finger to anyone not driving over 85 mph

Edited July 18, 2006 by Fuzzness

[KaiserD 12]

while giving the finger to anyone not driving over 85 mph

Yeah! Why exactly do they drive so bloody fast on those roads?

[Ban Hammer 13,337]

One hand on wheel,

one hand on beer,

on cruise control with both feet out the window,

chewing tobacco stains along side of truck:

ARKANSAS.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

People in Los Angeles drive like their stoned -- I have never seen so much stupid driving in all my life

I thought being stoned was compulsory in LA.....

Kezzie

[Saddle Bronc 124]

The craziest drivers in the world are from Algeria. lol trust me

Nope, craziest drivers are unquestionably desis (though a lot of these fortunately stay "in home country").

GEORGIA:

One hand on wheel, one hand on rifle, cradling cell phone, cutting across multiple lanes in bumper to bumper traffic, while giving the finger to anyone not driving over 85 mph

some truth on that one.

QUEBEC:

One finger on wheel, cutting across multiple lanes, lead foot on accelerator (their slogan says "je me souviens", but should read "je ne sais pas conduire"), shouting into cellphone AND gesturing.

ONTARIO:

one hand on wheel shouting in cell phone "birding" anyone doing less than 140 km/h. (they had yellow plates at one time, Albertans called them "yellow plague").