Talk:Road traffic in Denmark

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Yeah, sorry about the km/t instead of km/h. Baaaaahhh me! G®iffen 19:33, 21 August 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Prejudicial

This article has a somewhat editorial, prejudicial opinion at the base of it, as if not written by a Dane, but hurtful of them.

In addition, I was hoping this article would address what requirements are for allowing United States' drivers' licenses (for example, or other countries), for their drivers.^{(said Macetw at 3. jan 2007)}

Actually the last lines, "Unfortunately road rage is increasing in larger cities, and in general danes don't allow "planned mistakes" in the traffic, and even minor imperfections could lead to traffic harassment. Somehow many danes take it that the area from the rear wheels and ahead to 25 meters in front of the car is their kingdom, but the area from rear wheels and back does hardly exist - especially when overtaking slow drivers." ARE written by a dane (me) who drives in Copenhagen and suburbs daily as a truck driver. It's meant as kind of a warning, since many people are surprised about the "bitterness" when someone makes a mistake, planned or not. Wherever I go, London, Paris, Barcelona, Hong Kong, I never see this behaviour as a common part of driving, but I do in Denmark. G®iffen 20:32, 4 February 2007 (UTC)

Thanks for the advice, me and my girlfriend will be driving over Denmark soon and this is useful, especially the last parts.--194.251.240.116 09:47, 28 February 2007 (UTC)