Lol. It's the same as in the US. The only difference is that we use kilometers instead of miles. Most vehicles show both on the speedometer.Canadia, however, I'm not too confident about.
I don't know how to drive in CanadaNext year I hope I can figure it out.
Could you imagine an American doing 100 mph in Canada
Could you imagine an American doing 100 mph in Canada
The part that I love is when they go speeding past you, just to cut you off in order to take an exit off of the highway.They are a pain in the bumper! They honk if you go 2 km under the speed limit, almost run you off the road if you pass them, flash their very bright backup light bars in your face if they feel your low beams are too bright in their mirrors at night
By the time your done, I bet you could show me all there is to know about Germany
I've done it on the 401 before...Could you imagine an American doing 100 mph in Canada
I knew you were smartI'll have you know Germany uses Km and I managed to figure that out just fine
I halve it and just hope it's within range enough to not get arrested.
That's my brother to a T. He was the king of road rage
I would have never known if you didn't tell me
Pretty much the same eh? I guess it's a safety feature, but man it puts a damper on thingsI would have never known if you didn't tell me
Did you know 2016 Toyota Corollas start shaking at 170 km/hr?
I know, they always have to put a limit on everything don't theyPretty much the same eh? I guess it's a safety feature, but man it puts a damper on things
ThanksI knew you were smart
I love to change my speedometer to mph and try to drive that way occasionally
