Which european country has the best drivability?
>>225548528Netherlands
>>225548528Austria
>>225548528Germany with zeir autobahnen
>>225548528Germans have a word Fahrvergnügen for the bliss of driving.
>>225548601Recently it’s become impossible to drive fast on ze Autobahn because half the drivers go 100km/h to sparren ze fuel.
Germany loves driving so much they have a thing called "Stau" every day where you stand still on the autobahn and wait for 9 hours until it starts moving again
>>225548528Ok
Switzerland pre-covid (now overpopulated and with traffic jams)
>>225548528Germany has better roads overall but they also have more cars on them, France tends to have more open highways to speed through.
>>225548528Dutchies, germans and poles or french
>>225548631they are also such STEMcels they have "baustelle" everywhere giving people the opportunity to watch road maintenance work up close at low speed
>>225551124...southern france?
>>225551140>covid exploded the population interesting
portugal, unironically. we spent way too much money on roads lmao
I drove a 2019 rental Dacia Duster from CDG airport to my university's subsidized foreign rental apartment in Besançon and had a fun time.
>>225548528France, German highways are permanently under repair blocking off half the lanes
>>225551170Swiss traffic is Bangladesh-tier for some reason. They have no idea how to control the flow there
>>225551140It's just an approximation. The new century started. And there was 9/11. Then there was covid. No other cutoff points will matter in the big picture
>>225548528Sapin?
>>225548528any post soviet country unironically, the westoids fell for the walkable cities meme while here all the cities still have four lane highways and generally vastly more road capacity than is actually needed because the commies built it just to one up the westbring a car that can tolerate potholes though
