The British are generally seen as accommodating drivers, often allowing others to merge or join, facilitated by gestures like waving and flashing lights. This politeness can be misinterpreted by tourists as aggressiveness.
Driving experiences abroad reveal significant differences in driving etiquette; the author's attempts to spread courtesy, like letting others in, are often met with indifference in places such as Croatia.
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