Canadian road rage

[HisIceness]

The world clearly is going insane if Canadians are experiencing short tempers on the road.

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[Tarantula]

How we roll up here, be hip and wise, or else!

 

[Very Stable Genius]

The world clearly is going insane if Canadians are experiencing short tempers on the road.

It's Alberta. Enough said.

 

[PanthersPens62]

They just returned from their snowbird winter in Florida, where stuff like this could happen on any day ending in "Y"!

 

[Tarantula]

" Oh Yeah, jokes on you buddy, I got no insurance either! HA"

 

[MetalheadPenguinsFan]

Must have been in a hurry to get to Tim Hortons.

Idiots.

 

[Masao]

I never understood the way some people are just unable to control their aggressive impulses. It never made any sense to me

 

[Egg]

I never understood the way some people are just unable to control their aggressive impulses.

I agree, within reason. I'm told I'm a very zen driver, but enough provocation, and even the calmest driver may lose their minds.

 

[Bumpus]

 

[SoupNazi]

They just returned from their snowbird winter in Florida, where stuff like this could happen on any day ending in "Y"!

Could, or does?

 

[67 others]

The world clearly is going insane if Canadians are experiencing short tempers on the road.

 

[RyCanadian]

The world clearly is going insane if Canadians are experiencing short tempers on the road.

Maybe they aren't really Canadians, they are just living in Canada

 

[Tarantula]

Maybe they aren't really Canadians, they are just living in Canada

Canadians don't get pissed off often...
but when they do they will ram your car!

Stay in your lane, my friends.

 

[Satoru Gojo]

I swear at least in North America we are in the worst era of driving, never seen so many idiots on the road in my life like I do now

 

[NyQuil]

Well, there's Montreal driving which can be harrowing if you're not used to it - basically every available cm of road space is going to be fought over. Two lane road? How about three cars wide?

Then there's Ottawa driving, where the car in front of you just sort of lurches left and right across lanes, no signal, driving 60 km/h on a highway where the speed of traffic is 120 km/h.

I'm not really sure what's worse.