In one of my classes the teacher brought up the fact that Massachusetts drivers are crazy compared to the rest of the country.
Other kids from out of state agreed.
One person brought up the fact that in rotaries in the south people tend to alternate, yielding to let cars in. In Massachusetts a rotary is a circle of cars going fast where no one yields and getting in requires timing and a decent acceleration. They called them "Death Rotaries" and avoid them.
The other point brought up was that Massachusetts drivers are proud of being Massachusetts drivers, further worsening the situation.
I enjoyed listening to different stereotypes of different states from everyone, and wonder what people here think.
I'm from Massachusetts, and find nothing wrong with they way anyone drivers here, but this is the only place I've ever driven.
I find that Rhode Islanders are morons (the few times i've driven through it I've been almost run off a highway each time by someone merging into a left lane without looking). In Massachusetts this has never happened. People in MA know you are on the left and will leave you at least an inch or two
I had a great experience in Connecticut. I was coming off a side road and needed to make a left through two lanes of traffic going right, with no lights (terrible road setup, but anyways...) TWO cars yielded for me to go, I was SHOCKED, I was all set to take a right and then turn around when possible, this would not have happened in Massachusetts.
So what experience have you had in Massachusetts, or any other state? Examples? Near death experiences?
Other kids from out of state agreed.
One person brought up the fact that in rotaries in the south people tend to alternate, yielding to let cars in. In Massachusetts a rotary is a circle of cars going fast where no one yields and getting in requires timing and a decent acceleration. They called them "Death Rotaries" and avoid them.
The other point brought up was that Massachusetts drivers are proud of being Massachusetts drivers, further worsening the situation.
I enjoyed listening to different stereotypes of different states from everyone, and wonder what people here think.
I'm from Massachusetts, and find nothing wrong with they way anyone drivers here, but this is the only place I've ever driven.
I find that Rhode Islanders are morons (the few times i've driven through it I've been almost run off a highway each time by someone merging into a left lane without looking). In Massachusetts this has never happened. People in MA know you are on the left and will leave you at least an inch or two
I had a great experience in Connecticut. I was coming off a side road and needed to make a left through two lanes of traffic going right, with no lights (terrible road setup, but anyways...) TWO cars yielded for me to go, I was SHOCKED, I was all set to take a right and then turn around when possible, this would not have happened in Massachusetts.
So what experience have you had in Massachusetts, or any other state? Examples? Near death experiences?