Depends on how you say it and in which context.

First one was right at my birth, as I came out feet first and was apparently almost strangled by the umbilical cord which was around my neck.

When I was about 5, a large wardrobe fell over and missed me by just a couple cm.

Most recent one was a few weeks ago when I was riding my bike. An oncoming BMW cut a corner and, as the road was inside a ravine, couldn't see me and almost crashed into me.

He is fortunately not in Russia and presumably had no plans to return any time soon. Not sure why the article only mentions this in the very last sentence.

I never bothered actually creating blacklists for my browser. Mentally though, those weird websites that only rehost stack overflow replies.

During rush hour you definitely won't have a distance of 10 meters between each car though.

The point he makes is correct of course, but the way he does the comparison is not very honest. If he wants to compare to the maximum capacity of a tube train, he'd also have to take the maximum capacity of a car, not the average passengers.

The map over there also seems to answer the question, as Ireland hasn't signed it.