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MAKE A MEME View Large Image After cars are parked into the lots, they have to reverse out of the lot with their back out into the head of the oncoming traffic. People do not give way to other road users easily in Australia. Impatient drivers waited 30 mins to one hour ...

After cars are parked into the lots, they have to reverse out of the lot with their back out into the head of the oncoming traffic. People do not give way to other road users easily in Australia. Impatient drivers waited 30 mins to one hour ...

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