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Topic	Japan had bullet trains since 1964, America has none
ToadallyAwesome 04/11/20 2:41:15 PM #12:	IdiotMachine posted... America decided to go all in on cars. Almost all other countries decided not to. In these other countries, almost all highways are tolled, and are quite expensive to actually drive anywhere far, or the roads are narrow/non existent. This is from personal experience. I rented and drove cars all over Japan, Greece, Italy, and South Korea, and rented cars to drive around London and Berlin. Italy, Greece, and Berlin had some of the worst roads... Italy was the only country I damaged the car, because some of these roads were way too narrow and I lost a side mirror... How was driving in Japan? Just curious --- https://imgur.com/QKdxwuI <cite>ToadallyAwesome posted [p:937200977] in Japan had ... [t:78570394]...</cite> <quote>IdiotMachine posted... </cite> <quote>America decided to go all in on cars. Almost all other countries decided not to. In these other countries, almost all highways are tolled, and are quite expensive to actually drive anywhere far, or the roads are narrow/non existent. This is from personal experience. I rented and drove cars all over Japan, Greece, Italy, and South Korea, and rented cars to drive around London and Berlin. Italy, Greece, and Berlin had some of the worst roads... Italy was the only country I damaged the car, because some of these roads were way too narrow and I lost a side mirror...</quote> How was driving in Japan? Just curious --- https://imgur.com/QKdxwuI</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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