Honduras has the added spice of being very mountainous around the major population zones. Most major roads on the edge of a cliff or very steep hill. So you get the “this traffic is nuts” combined with “oh fuck that’s a long ways down.” Frequent mud/rock slides along the routes add a bit more spice as well.
I got a lift from an off duty police officer in Greece. I held on to my backpack like it was an already inflated airbag. Not that it would have made any difference on those slopes.
I dont think most people in the west have experienced driving in north africa and i dont think most people should experience it cause its unhinged
Also south asia, from what i heard. Traffic rules are optional.
North Africa is a bit wild and slightly terrifying. For pure terror Honduras takes the blue ribbon.
Not India?
India is nuts as well.
Honduras has the added spice of being very mountainous around the major population zones. Most major roads on the edge of a cliff or very steep hill. So you get the “this traffic is nuts” combined with “oh fuck that’s a long ways down.” Frequent mud/rock slides along the routes add a bit more spice as well.
I worked with a Honduran dude who told me he used to street race.
Drove a jeep like it was fast & furious. Shit traumatized me. Good guy miss em
Well i cant say ive driven in honduras but ill take your word and not do so(not that i wouldve driven in honduras either way)
I got a lift from an off duty police officer in Greece. I held on to my backpack like it was an already inflated airbag. Not that it would have made any difference on those slopes.