I encountered a foreigner today. Had to be because you, in the w

ForestFinds : How bout just lost?

luv2eatsushi :
The SUV was driving in the wrong lane. Their lane was available to drive in.

ForestFinds :
Sounds like a standard Kingwood driver. 😆

@BillHouston :
They came at me head on honking wanting me to drive in the wrong lane.

ForestFinds : Guess i took offense to "foreigner ". Sounds more like typical Houston driver.

luv2eatsushi ForestFinds :
More to the point just made.

luv2eatsushi :
Foreigner as in those countries that drive in the left hand lane.

JamminTX :
Yes I have encountered that as well. This one lady did not even stop in the crossover. I was driving down Woodland Hills. Almost hit me.

ForestFinds : Kinda tacky.

ForestFinds :
Well, you see, driving on the left is not merely a quirk of the British-it's deeply rooted in history. Picture it: swordsmen, back in the day, favored their right hand. The left side of the road? It was simply more convenient for those eager to draw their weapon from the right hip. And as the British Empire expanded, they spread this habit across the globe.Fast forward a bit, and you have the British, always eager to maintain a sense of tradition and superiority, sticking to their roots, even when most of the world decided to veer to the right. But, of course, this little detail is just another layer in the rich, complicated fabric of history. Fascinating, isn't it? That said, still probably a local with zero sense of direction.

ForestFinds :
He was on the greenbelt today! Must have been the same guy. My first thought was "where are you from?" Second thought was that dude is going to get ran over by one of the 30 mph electric bikes.

ForestFinds : Glad you are OK. Wrong way drivers seem to be on the rise. My son texted me last night that he had one last night on Kingwood Drive (near Aldi).