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Wrong-side driving doesn't always end in a crash. But when it does, it's almost always head-on → the deadliest kind. Here, on a marked double-lane road with clear white lines, vehicles are still crossing onto the opposite side just to save a few seconds → pushing oncoming traffic to...

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70,221 views • 10 months ago

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