Is Russia a Bad Place for Driving?

No, to show what can happen on the road.

 

So . . . if you drive carelessly this can happen . . . how not to drive.

 

^This, but in Paris.

 

I' ve been in Paris, Parisians definitely drive more dangerously than provincials. I spotted a few bizarre road behavior there, indeed, though they don' t ignore traffic lights nearly as much as Italians do.

Lol, yeah, it' s my real name, what gave it away ?

 

Check out number 6:
http://www.cracked.com/article_19732_6-insane-roads-you-wont-believe-people-actually-drive-on.html

And according to my history teacher, the western part of Russia (formerly Carelia, a part of Finland) has been left in dreadful conditions so the roads are a nightmare to navigate (especially if you're in a huge tour bus).
I'm sure bigger cities have better roads though, but I can't vouch for their drivers/

I haven't seen the movie, but wouldn't they actually be Ukranian (or Soviet, if whatever happened in the movie happened before the '90's).

 

In Putin Russia, car crash you.

And then attacks the opposition because of it.

 

In Putin Russia, road drives you.

*que porn music*

 

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Perhaps do you mean cue? . . . Que is What? in spanish . . . XD see What? I did there

 

I must be tired, I think I was trying to use the French word "queue", as in to line up the music... Weird thing is, I don't even speak French xP

 

Wierd thing is, Parlez-vous français?























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The word queue has many uses in French, but ... this is not one of them. XD

 

No the movie takes place in present time.

 

Russia's a big place, guys. I'm sure it has more than one type of road.

 

I'm pretty sure waiting in line was one definition of it, which is what I think I was trying to say, which of course wasn't the correct term either...

 

THERE WAS A PICTURE HERE DAMN YOU KHV FOR CENSORING THE LINK

 

Then they'd be Ukrainians. Not Russians.