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What common mistake do drivers from outside of your region/state/country make? (lemmy.ml)

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Different local areas have different road rules and different unwritten rules in culture. Or maybe you just have a low bridge. What mistake do non-local drivers make in your area?

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[–] southsamurai 7 points 23 hours ago

Southern Appalachians

The damn yankees don't realize that snow is different here. We tend to get mixed precipitation more, and even when the roads are prepared for cold weather, or can get stymied by the way we melt and freeze over time.

Snow ain't the same everywhere, and in this neck of the woods, it tends to hide shit you can't plan for.