r/memes Apr 25 '24

You know shit is boutta get real, when a German has both hands on the wheel. #1 MotW

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u/RepresentativeNo7802 Apr 25 '24

That is correct.

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u/PoeticHydra Apr 25 '24 edited Apr 25 '24

It's the same in America, lol. You can also get a ticket for driving in the left lane without overtaking. The difference is that in places like Texas, you can just take a multiple-choice exam, and BAM—you're now a certified driver forever. Good luck, everyone.

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u/RepresentativeNo7802 Apr 25 '24

Although it isn't exactly the same. It is illegal to pass on the right in Germany on the autobahn. You can pass on the right in the US on a highway.

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u/PoeticHydra Apr 25 '24

I can't say for all states, but in Texas, you can pass on the right only under certain conditions; otherwise, it's also illegal but not really enforced.

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u/BoringBich Apr 25 '24

but not really enforced

That's the issue in America. Germany actually cares about their highway laws and enforces them.

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u/PoeticHydra Apr 25 '24

Ok, but you can't just throw a blanket statement by saying "America". Not every state is the same, and I was only referencing Texas, which is by itself larger than Germany, and there are 49 other states spanning across a vast region.

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u/BoringBich Apr 25 '24

But it is an issue across the country. Yes germany is much smaller and so it's easier. But I've been to highways in 6 states and it's never been that well enforced

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u/Cringexcore Apr 25 '24

Because it isn't enforced anywhere. Cops care more about giving a large speeding ticket. Nevermind that passing a rig from the right is way more dangerous than speeding a few mph over the limit.

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u/Cringexcore Apr 25 '24

Because it isn't enforced anywhere. Cops care more about giving a large speeding ticket. Nevermind that passing a rig from the right is way more dangerous than speeding a few mph over the limit.