Do I have to draw a map for you?
London (Reuters) - As many as 11 million British motorists are unable to read a basic road map, according to a survey released Monday.
Sixteen percent of British drivers have become so heavily reliant on satellite navigation systems that they have given up keeping a map in their car.
The survey -- based on a poll of 1,000 UK drivers -- estimated Britons' poor map-reading skills resulted in 36 billion wasted miles being driven each year.
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Um, who couldn't find Lake Okeechobee?
i COULD FIND IT FROM A DISTANCE...THERE WAS JUST NO WAY TO GET CLOSER THAN FIVE MILES!!! fLORIDA SUX!
and boy, kick a guy while he's down, whydontcha. i could have the west nile!
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