European vs American Highways... (why USA highways suck)

Our cyclists in Amsterdam are so fast and dangerous that the city council is now considering a 20km/h speed limit for bikes.

Helsinki had first year that nobody died in traffic.

8:22 there is a funny way to get authorities to fix potholes. take a spray can, draw a d*ck around it. sounds stupid, but now the municipality is very motivated to fix it.

Since getting a drivers license in Europe is a bit costly and strict it does: 1. Make the bad drivers be unable to get a drivers license. 2. The ones who manage to get a license will be very careful not to lose it since it takes time and money to get a new one.

USA needs to recognize where the problem lies. Learning Education. Sorry USA, but you are a ZERO. A small sample: In the European Union, as in many other countries, to get a driver's license you need to be 18 years old, have a medical evaluation, a theoretical and practical test, and a final exam. You have a driver's license without even finishing high school. Your rules don't even give priority to an ambulance, which in Europe is a crime not to do.

Every German granny of 80 + years old is able to win NASCAR in the US.

In Switzerland, fines for the most serious traffic offenses (such as exceeding the speed limit by more than 25 km/h) are based on income. The more you earn, the more you pay. This way, everyone pays the same proportion, whether you're rich or poor; you'll definitely feel it. I believe Finland uses a similar system.

16:15 Here in Germany when you do your practical driving exam, you will of course be rated and if you don’t do good, you’ll fail. But also if at any point the driving instructor has to intervene, you instantly fail the exam.