Crazy Japanese driver training course? Nope. It’s a speed-limiting tactic over in Japan China. There isn’t much info about the two-foot tall, 100-foot long chicane but we’re intimidated just looking at the course.
via Autoblog
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This is in China, not Japan! Not all asians are alike.
Not to mention that the photo’s website is listed as .cn…
Its China, the writing on the side of the car is Chinese, and even Autoblog says its Chinese.
Its China alright, but something tells me this is a shoop.
I think that is a writers’ technique of getting attention with intentionally mistake “.cn” as Japan.
I don’t know about anyone else, but regular plastic barricades keep me from hitting the sides of the road. I wonder why the Chinese feel the need to waste so much cement. Perhaps because they have it to waste these days.