Traveling

[iago]

American highways are WAY more busy in my experience. Canadians don't tend to commute long distances to work, whereas Americans seem to commute a lot more on highways. That's what I noticed.

[Sidoh]

I've never driven on the Canadian highways, but with intuitive reasoning, I'd conjecture that American highways are busier simply because of its population density, but I'm sure there are more things that would have to be considered for an accurate model.

[Blaze]

You've gone a bit far with all your forgeries...

You need to STFU, GTFO, and DIACF.  Oh, and be sure to have a nice day whilst doing that.   :)

Me?  You're the one who constructed a fake Wikipedia page, posted 430odd times on a forum under a different name, and hacked a Canadian news site!

I aim to please.  :)

[Blaze]

American highways are WAY more busy in my experience. Canadians don't tend to commute long distances to work, whereas Americans seem to commute a lot more on highways. That's what I noticed.

You also haven't driven on the highway in question.  Canadians DO tend to commute long distances to work around here.  :)

[iago]

American highways are WAY more busy in my experience. Canadians don't tend to commute long distances to work, whereas Americans seem to commute a lot more on highways. That's what I noticed.

You also haven't driven on the highway in question.  Canadians DO tend to commute long distances to work around here.  :)

Well, with several hours between each pair of towns on #1 between Winnipeg and Calgary, it's pretty logical that people don't commute often :)