concept   traffic rules
14 commonsense assertions
Cultures (14) • Germany (1) • Singapore (1) • Nigeria (1) • United Kingdom (1) • United States (1) • Thailand (1) • Greece (1) • traditional usage (1) • European countries (1) • Hong Kong (1) • Indian culture (1) • Mainstream English-speaking culture (1) • Nepal (1) • street lingo (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 traffic rules Germany Adherence to strict traffic rules, including speed limits and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, is highly valued in Germany. 19
2 traffic rules Singapore In Singapore, traffic rules are strictly enforced with heavy penalties and advanced technology for efficient traffic management. 12
3 traffic rules Nigeria In Nigeria, traffic culture is characterized by loose adherence to rules and frequent chaotic road conditions. 10
4 traffic rules United Kingdom Traffic rules in the UK require driving on the left side of the road for efficient traffic movement. 8
5 traffic rules United States In the United States and most Western countries, cars drive on the right side of the road to ensure smooth traffic flow. 7
6 traffic rules Thailand In Thailand, traffic rules are often interpreted flexibly and adapted to the flow of traffic. 5
7 traffic rules Greece In Greece, traffic rules are often loosely followed and less prioritized for personal convenience. 3
8 traffic rules traditional usage In some traditional European cultures, the traffic rule of giving priority to the right is commonly followed. 2
9 traffic rules European countries In European countries, there is generally strict adherence to traffic rules and regulations. 1
10 traffic rules Hong Kong In Hong Kong, traffic rules are strictly enforced and there is a well-regulated approach to traffic management. 1
11 traffic rules Indian culture In Indian culture, traffic rules are often viewed as flexible guidelines with creative interpretations. 1
12 traffic rules Mainstream English-speaking culture In mainstream English-speaking culture, adherence to traffic rules is expected, and violations can result in fines or penalties. 1
13 traffic rules Nepal In Nepal, traffic rules are frequently ignored and informal agreements between drivers are often followed. 1
14 traffic rules street lingo Traffic rules are often viewed as guidelines that are ignored or bent to accommodate the flow of traffic in street culture. 1