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Having lived in Korea for a year, let me be the first to say, it is impossible not to have a fucked up front or rear fender living in that country.

They live by the motto "whoever is bigger has right away, and if you forgot who is bigger, sucks to be you". Also, they have no problem with the "rubbing is racing" motto either. Too close? Whats the problem...

Hey there is an inch gap between you and this other car, and I need to change lanes, let me just hit both of you because I have that inch gap.

I was in a Kimchi bus riding to Osan, and it was a beautiful day out, we were flying down what was once a two way street, but now only enough room for one car, but still with traffic going both ways, watching cars dart in and out of the way of our bus as we barreled 60 mph down a small corridor. Next thing I know a motorcycle is launched about 12 feet in the air and into a crowd of folk on the sidewalk knocking them over.

Bus stops, fortuneatly know one was on said bike, we think the bus driver is going to find out who owns the bike and do some kind of information exchange. Now all the bus drivers wear white gloves. He goes to the front of his bus, rubs the bumper, all the while the crowd of people that got knocked over are saying something (more like yelling politely in disbelief at the driver). He looks at them after rubbing said bumper, gets back in the buss, and we take off at 60 again.

Next thing we know, some guy is trying to chase us down as we accelerate off, the only thing me and my buddy could think of doing, is wave and say "sorry". Honestly one of the most wierdest events in my vehicular related history.

Its loony tunes in Korea when it comes to driving. At your own risk, Id rather ride a bus and let them deal with it.