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Thread: What driving looks like in the Dominican Republic?

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    Default What driving looks like in the Dominican Republic?

    What driving looks like in the Dominican Republic?

















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    Nice and smooth as always!

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    niceee lolz

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    Well done documentary. Thanks.
    I hope the intention is to show that lack of over-regulation makes things flow smoothly.
    Because that's just what it does.
    Some cities in Europe are taking down traffic lights and over-signage to find that throughput is higher.
    It all depends on the competence of the drivers of course.

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    Meanwhile, in the Netherlands:Bicycle rush hour Utrecht (Netherlands) 2011 - YouTube

    I wonder what Dominicans would think of this. BTW most of those bikes cost over US$1000 and have just a few speeds. Gas costs is about US$6.50(~200 pesos) per gallon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterInBrat View Post
    Meanwhile, in the Netherlands:Bicycle rush hour Utrecht (Netherlands) 2011 - YouTube

    I wonder what Dominicans would think of this. BTW most of those bikes cost over US$1000 and have just a few speeds. Gas costs is about US$6.50(~200 pesos) per gallon.
    I only wish there was a bicycle culture in The DR as people would me much healthier, less pollution, etc...but Dominicans would never go for this as long as they can get a hold of a Passola and as people make more and more money they want a larger and larger car. The preferred vehicle is the large SUV for those who can afford it.

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    That was awesome, thanks so much for sharing !!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by suarezn View Post
    I only wish there was a bicycle culture in The DR as people would me much healthier, less pollution, etc...but Dominicans would never go for this as long as they can get a hold of a Passola and as people make more and more money they want a larger and larger car. The preferred vehicle is the large SUV for those who can afford it.
    They dont need a bicycle. They just need to walk more.

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