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Subscribe to this threadJeremy Clarkson caught driving while talking on cell... Britons freak out
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John @ Mar 12th 2008 10:13AM
Oh look, it's the typical British overreaction to everything.
I used to think this country had gone nuts and become the ultimate RULES and Nanny state until I spent a summer in England.
I was never so happy to be back in the States than I was after that trip.
(Though I have to admit, short of encountering roundabouts on the Motorways and dodging speed cameras, it was about as close to long-distance driving nirvana as I'd ever encountered. British drivers on the Motorways were much better than any drivers on US interstates)