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That's pretty much true in my experience. Most people driving in Seattle are not into cars or driving, it's just A to B for them, and it shows. Lot of cell phone yakking, lot of general distraction.
The only unique good thing about Seattle drivers is that if you put your turn signal on, if they notice it, they will let you change lanes, unlike most other big cities, where they will block you intentionally.
Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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That's pretty much true in my experience. Most people driving in Seattle are not into cars or driving, it's just A to B for them, and it shows. Lot of cell phone yakking, lot of general distraction.
The only unique good thing about Seattle drivers is that if you put your turn signal on, if they notice it, they will let you change lanes, unlike most other big cities, where they will block you intentionally.
Yes, polite but bad, mostly going too slow the minute it starts to rain or the sun comes out. they apparently are only comfortable when it's dry and cloudy. I've never see so many backups for no reason, it finally clears and there's no accident or anything causing it, just a few slow pokes that don't move over.
Must be the weed. You'd think all that coffee would make them go faster and more aggressive.
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