I live in Miami and have become aware that bad driving habits are accepted as normal in this town. Most people tailgate, speed, constantly change lanes to gain one car length and violate numerous safe driving practices on a regular basis. Thus it does not bother us when at 70 mph a car wedges himself between the chap we are tailgating aand our vehicle with only five feet or so between our front bumper and his rear one. When I travel I constantly have to readjust my driving habits to reflect the locals. Last summer while leaving Seattle heading to Corvallis, Oregon I could not believe that people were driving the speed limit, leaving lots of room between cars and rarely changing lanes. Once I got back home within a day I reverted back to my Miami driving mode.
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