Apparently they do not have as much peripheral vision so they do not see things to the side of them as well as other races.
I saw a show that was trying to find out who the worst drivers are and an Asian comedian from Australia was on it.
He was a terrible driver and that was his excuse.
2006-10-09 18:10:49
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answered by ? 6
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Wow, some of these answers are really mean and disrespectful. The thing to know is their underlying driving education, and mainly where they got it from, i.e. most likely China. If you've ever been to China, you will quickly know that driving is very different from the states, not only do they drive fast, they also tailgate pretty closely, to close for my comfort anyways. Aside from that, driving is pretty much the same around the world, except for difference in laws, so people from China drive the same way they would in the states. That does not necessarily make them a bad driver, they just drive according to different situations, i.e. they think they are still driving in China. Now on to the offsprings, most teenagers receive their driving education from their parents, and if they parents aren't up to par as American drivers are, how different would they be then if they are taught by their parents? And trust me, its not just Asians, people from every race and ethnicity have bad drivers, its just easy to stereotype Asians because the stereotype is already there as "public knowledge" and everyone uses it.
2006-10-10 20:09:45
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answered by bloop87 4
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I'm Chinese and I'm definitely a good driver and I've got good compliments about my driving. I've relocated from Asia to Texas a month ago and I've been driving around the streets and highways.
Honestly, drivers are globally the same on both sides of the Continent. There are good and bad Chinese/ Oriental/ Asian drivers in Asia the same as there are good and bad American/ Hispanics/ other races drivers in this continent as well.
It's Global. That's Life. Face it.
2006-10-12 06:19:57
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answered by Ava Wang 2
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I extremely have lived in China for 5 years and that i like many stuff with reference to the country. in spite of if, i'm bored to death with the risky reckless utilising! chinese language human beings i understand will admit, that not many human beings stick to the line regulations. site visitors etiquette that we see as being needed interior the west is exceptionally much non-existent. Drivers do not yield to furnish you area and till you're taking it aggressively, somebody else will take that area from you. Pedestrians walk around with little regard for site visitors and their very own secure practices which makes the utilising even worse. Parking a automobile, for many chinese language drivers, demands an substantial volume of time and direction from a parking attendant. Its a huge generalization in spite of if it must be stated: "chinese language drivers are poor". chinese language everybody is frequently staggering.
2016-11-27 03:56:23
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answered by dungey 3
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I'm Chinese and consider myself a good driver. I've never even gotten as much as a parking ticket. But I know what you mean. If you ever go to China, it's much worse. It's always cars before pedestrians, they don't stop for anyone, and people drive as if they own the road. Maybe that philosophy has been brought over.
2006-10-09 21:24:14
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm Chinese and I'm a good driver. However, my friend can get a bit crazy because she drives 90 on the freeways. I think it's because asians are more into fast cars, modifications, and stuff like that. They like to feel the road, turn sharply, and push their vehicles to their limits.
2006-10-09 18:08:39
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answered by Pi_Boy314 2
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What the heck you talking about.. got it from china? And, i suppose all white people get their driving skills from the midwest in cow land?
You know.. the word "oriental" is like calling whities crackers. The word oriental refers to "objects and things" not people. The word "oriental" is something that white people conjured up to label or lump all people of "asian" decent into one group.
White people use the word "americans" too loosely without knowing who is really an american. "White people" (this is also a lumping of many people of pale skin together: jews, germans, italians, british, etc) aren't the only ones that are american. We have Chinese Americans, Japanese Americans, Korean Americans, Vietnamese Americans, Mexican Americans, African Americans, etc..
To the original inquirer.. So where are you from, may we ask? If you are from the U.S., don't say America. All cacasians in the U.S. didn't originate from "America" - If you are indeed white from the U.S. - you are an immigrant just like everybody else living in the USA, except the native americans -- They are the "real Americans".
Asians in America are well educated and understand the historical view of the words "Oriental", "Asian", "American", "East meets West", etc. That is why so many ethnicities reject being labeled as a thing. Just like Blacks in America understand the historical degrading meaning of someone outside their culture calling one a "ni@@er".
Unfortunately, one can see that the educational levels of people on this board still represent cultural ignorance. And, racism continues to be alive and well.
2006-10-11 13:59:55
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answered by puku 1
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I'm not trying to be racist here, but I do agree with your assessment of our fellow Asian drivers. Let's put it this way: Why are there no Asian race car drivers when there are even women racers now (such as Danica Patrick)?
2006-10-09 18:50:01
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answered by Brian 3
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I guess they started driving much later than an average person here. Also I think quite a number of them wear those huge visors and floppy hats which impair vision to a large extent.
2006-10-09 18:02:03
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answered by estee06 5
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Because caucasians are dum agressive drivers so someone should slow down to keep peace on the road.
2006-10-09 18:03:19
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answered by steveonr 1
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