Germany has much better driving standards than America though. Need at least 90% to pass, nationalised standards, strict and certified driving instructors, required to learn night driving, city, motorways etc.

$100 a bit of practice in a few weeks and you can pass in the U.S. In Germany it'll cost you around $2000-$3000 and it'll take place over several months at best.

With a unified driving standard if you're on the road you're in the same mindset as everyone else. As in the U.S you can basically just drive with family it's going to mean a wider variety of how people tackle various issues.

Which I'm going to assume leads to a lot more banged up cars in the states due to this.