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Reminds me of driving in Japan. Instead of waving, they use their hazard lights to "thank", and I got into the habit . They will also dip their headlights to "bow" when you let someone go.
And of course being Japanese, you can see the drivers actually bowing at the wheel when they do all this
Reminds me of driving in Japan. Instead of waving, they use their hazard lights to "thank", and I got into the habit . They will also dip their headlights to "bow" when you let someone go.
And of course being Japanese, you can see the drivers actually bowing at the wheel when they do all this
Bowing at the wheel..
I use hazard once in a while to "thank" when it's dark at night.
^ having witness driving in vietnam , i gotta say you cant go anywhere without honking at least 20-50+ times aday LOL i guess thats how they replaced the stoplights