All of my life I have been told to be more patient, to stop racing through life, etc.  Happily, I am finally mature enough to accept that as solid advice, but I am curious as to whether it is possible that I perceive time differently than others do.Today, for example, I was stuck at a red light in traffic on a road that was three lanes wide.  I was in the second row of cars that were stopped at the intersection.  When the light turned green, it seemed to me like 10-20 seconds elapsed before any of the three cars in the first row began to move forward.  Obviously, it is unlikely that all three cars in the front row reacted this slowly--hence my question.
Is it possible that people perceive time differently than others do?
psychology;sensation;time;cognition