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Originally Posted by mlee
Assuming reich means right..  . I thought all the fast cars passed on the right in Germany and the slower ones kept left. Of course I could be wrong.
Edit: I looked it up and I was wrong..
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The word is actually "recht", but we get the point. American drivers are a whole lot better than most countries (I've driven in 37) but can't compare to the Germans. The German traffic law states that a driver will always assume you will obey the traffic law (whatever it may be). That means at 4 way stops you don't wave someone on even though you're next to cross the intersection and, if you get hit passing on the right, you're definitely at fault.
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