Do you recognize this?
The Dutch are the least talking about how BMW drivers behave in traffic and see ‘we’ the Belgians as the worst of all foreign drivers.
Once in a while, the opinion of Dutch people is surveyed about fellow road users and that always results in some striking conclusions. Or at least food for discussion, because you may not recognize yourself in the results of a new study by Marktplaats among more than 1,000 Dutch people. It shows that one in three Dutch people thinks that a car brand says something about the character of the driver and a quarter says they are base an opinion on that driver.
BMW drivers find no less than 28 percent the most anti-social drivers. BMW is at the top with some distance, because Audi drivers follow on the second place, with 10 percent. 20 percent of people with an opinion also find that BMW drivers are the worst drivers, followed by FIAT drivers with 12 percent. Toyota and Volvo drivers stand out positively. 13 and 11 percent respectively find them the best drivers.
Belgians, French and Italians
The research commissioned by Marktplaats also focused on opinions about foreign drivers. In addition, our southern neighbors will get rid of it. 18 percent think that Belgians are the worst driving. So only store for a Belgian in a BMW. However, when it comes to anti -social driving, the French, however, get the crown (18 percent). When it comes to driving abroad, Italy is bad, because the Dutch think that the most chaotic is being driven there. By the way, do you have the idea that Germans always follow the rules neatly? Well, no less than 31 percent of the respondents in this study say that Germans are the least about the maximum speed. Most people find the Germans the friendliest in traffic and Austrians and Swiss also score well in that regard.
Do you recognize this?
The Dutch Are Least Happy About How BMW Drivers Behave in Traffic, and of all Foreign Drivers, ‘We’ see the Belgians as the sausage.
Every so often, The Opinion of Dutch People About Fellow Road Users is Gauged, And That Always Yields Some Striking Conclusions. Or at least food for discussion, because perhaps you do not fully recognize yourself in the results of a new study by marketplace among more than 1,000 Dutch people. It appears That One in Three Dutch People Think That a Car Brand says something about the character of the Driver, and a Quarter Says They Base a Judgment on That Driver.
No less than 28 percent Find BMW Drivers The Most Antisocial Drivers. BMW is at the top by some distance, because in second place are audi drivers, with 10 percent. Also, 20 percent of people with an opinion about this think that bmw drivers are the sausage drivers, followed by fiat drivers with 12 percent. Toyota and Volvo Drivers stand out positively. Respectively 13 and 11 percent think they are the best drivers.
Belgians, French and Italians
The Study Commissioned by Marktplaats also Focused on Opinions About Foreign Drivers. Our Southern Neighbors Come Off Badly. 18 percent think that Belgians drive the sausage. So Brace Yourself for a Belgian in a BMW. When it comes to Antisocial Driving, The French Take the Crown (18 percent). When it comes to Driving Abroad, Italy Comes Off Badly, because Dutch People Think That Driving There Is The Most Chaotic. Do you happen to have the idea that germans always follow the rules neatly? Well, no less than 31 percent of the respondents in this study that germans are the least likely to stick to the speed limit. However, Most People Find the Germans The Friendliest in Traffic, and Austrians and Swiss also Score Well in That Regard.