Yes, that's actually a two-way road. There are many throughout Japan like this. And it's the reason why Japanese cars are small, boxy (so you can see all four corners of the car), and have really precise steering. Otherwise you'd have an epidemic of head-on collisions throughout the country. I'm amazed it doesn't happen regardless.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Random Japan - Why They Drive Small Cars
If you ever wondered why the Japanese drive tiny little automobiles that wouldn't even fit two decent-size westerners, here's your answer:
Yes, that's actually a two-way road. There are many throughout Japan like this. And it's the reason why Japanese cars are small, boxy (so you can see all four corners of the car), and have really precise steering. Otherwise you'd have an epidemic of head-on collisions throughout the country. I'm amazed it doesn't happen regardless.
Yes, that's actually a two-way road. There are many throughout Japan like this. And it's the reason why Japanese cars are small, boxy (so you can see all four corners of the car), and have really precise steering. Otherwise you'd have an epidemic of head-on collisions throughout the country. I'm amazed it doesn't happen regardless.
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