THE MOST UNUSUAL DRIVING LAWS AROUND THE WORLD REVEALED!

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[jaehyun]

Molest a car.......

[wiaraewiwiarae]

What's unusual about a ban on dirty cars? If the number plate is dirty you can't read it which makes parking/speeding tickets as well as various ways of crime prevention impossible.

 

Actually a lot of these make perfect sense.

[UNNIE]

In denvor, Colorado its a illegal to drive a black car on a Sunday...

 

 

 

Wait.....what? ಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠ

[ErikaEGO]

The Costa Rica one though.....like anyone's gonna be able to do that

 

[lovely_me]

The thing for Russia is, that in some parts there isn't roads, there are bad roads or extrem falling apart ones. So beside the million town cities, u simply don't get yr car clean. So I don't get the rule. I get it only for nummer plate, but not for whole car.

 

 

Germany, the Autobahn is like highway, where u drive 100 or 120 km/h . so stopping there is bad. But we have accident lines. U can stay there on accident lights, if smg is rlly wrong. Its better as continue to drive . its a higher risk. Idk about the punishment and if there is one, if u stop on accident line. Maybe its mean, its illegal stop on normal lines. 

[abra]

A lot of these make sense imo

[Ellla]

In denvor, Colorado its a illegal to drive a black car on a Sunday...

 

 

 

Wait.....what? ಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠಠ_ಠ

[Baeby Bear]

"molest a car"   -cars should have rights too ha!

 

"drive a car blinfolded"

[wiaraewiwiarae]

The thing for Russia is, that in some parts there isn't roads, there are bad roads or extrem falling apart ones. So beside the million town cities, u simply don't get yr car clean. So I don't get the rule. I get it only for nummer plate, but not for whole car.

 

Where there isn't roads, there's no road police.

[Deâ„“phina]

In New Hampshire, you're not required to have a safety belt while driving

[lovely_me]

Where there isn't roads, there's no road police.

??? 

 

Idk about police. I know only that Russia (and Ukraine) have a bad maintenance and rapair policity for roads.. They eighter have no money to build or rapair or don't care for roads. And there are too many (poor) little villages. Russia is too big, there aren't only big cities like Moskau. 

 

And about police, give them money and u can do what u want. 

[wiaraewiwiarae]

??? 

 

Idk about police. I know only that Russia (and Ukraine) have a bad maintenance and rapair policity for roads.. They eighter have no money to build or rapair or don't care for roads. And there are too many (poor) little villages. Russia is too big, there aren't only big cities like Moskau. 

 

The point is that nobody in those villages is going to issue a ticket for a dirty car. Infact, nobody is going to issue any ticket at all, there are like 10 people living there.

 

Also according to the law, the police inspector give a ticket for a dirty number plate only. He can stop and give a verbal warning for a dirty car, but it means literally nothing.

 

And the road situation is not as bad as you think in Russia, it really used to be back on the 90's-2000's, but currently it's quite good.

For example (same road, different years):

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's true that there are still plenty of roads in Russia that are not asphalted, but use gravel and similar stuff, but it's due to permafrost - the land is frozen, so asphalting it is pointless. The same goes for northern territories of Alaska or Canada, Russia just happens to have more territory under permafrost than other countries.

[lovely_me]

The point is that nobody in those villages is going to issue a ticket for a dirty car. Infact, nobody is going to issue any ticket at all, there are like 10 people living there.

 

Also according to the law, the police inspector give a ticket for a dirty number plate only. He can stop and give a verbal warning for a dirty car, but it means literally nothing.

 

And the road situation is not as bad as you think in Russia, it really used to be back on the 90's-2000's, but currently it's quite good.

For example (same road, different years):

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's true that there are still plenty of roads in Russia that are not asphalted, but use gravel and similar stuff, but it's due to permafrost - the land is frozen, so asphalting it is pointless. The same goes for northern territories of Alaska or Canada, Russia just happens to have more territory under permafrost than other countries.

In fact idk rlly for Russia's roads. I only know for Ukraine ones. My parents say they are as worse that they don't want go there with car, coz roads are as bad it damages our car. So they fly now. As for Russia, I only know my uncle who live there say the streets still pretty bad. But u might right. Its coz of frozen land. Yet I never heared that Canada would have bad streets tbh, only Russia. 

[wiaraewiwiarae]

In fact idk rlly for Russia's roads. I only know for Ukraine ones. My parents say they are as worse that they don't want go there with car, coz roads are as bad it damages our car. So they fly now. As for Russia, I only know my uncle who live there say the streets still pretty bad. But u might right. Its coz of frozen land. Yet I never heared that Canada would have bad streets tbh, only Russia. 

 

It's the same everywhere in permafrost areas - it's basically a thin layer of earth over ice, it's really difficult, expensive and pointless to build lots of asphalt roads there.

 

 

 

Canada

 

Map

 

Russia

 

Alaska

 

Permafrost map

 

 

And anyway almost nobody lives there:

 

 

 

 

 

 

74% of Russian people live in cities btw.

 

There are bad roads obviously and maybe your uncle lives in that same place, so he might be right. And I wouldn't advise people to travel in some parts of Russia on car, but why would you bother driving huge distances at all when we have trains and planes? It's like 2 hours on car between Brussels and Amsterdam, but It's 8 hours driving between Moscow and St. Petersburg - the road is good, but it's easier to take 4 hour comfortable train or 1,5 hour plane. I don't see much reasons for anyone to travel Russia on car, but I some people I know went from Moscow to Sochi (1600 km) on a bike, they said the road was great (lol, they're a bit funny, I think).

 

I honestly don't know about Ukraine, but the conditions are different.

[NASE]

women can own cars but not drive themm???? WHAT THE FUCK?? 

[lovely_me]

It's the same everywhere in permafrost areas - it's basically a thin layer of earth over ice, it's really difficult, expensive and pointless to build lots of asphalt roads there.

 

 

 

Canada

 

Map

 

Russia

 

Alaska

 

Permafrost map

 

 

And anyway almost nobody lives there:

 

 

 

 

 

 

74% of Russian people live in cities btw.

 

There are bad roads obviously and maybe your uncle lives in that same place, so he might be right. And I wouldn't advise people to travel in some parts of Russia on car, but why would you bother driving huge distances at all when we have trains and planes? It's like 2 hours on car between Brussels and Amsterdam, but It's 8 hours driving between Moscow and St. Petersburg - the road is good, but it's easier to take 4 hour comfortable train or 1,5 hour plane. I don't see much reasons for anyone to travel Russia on car, but I some people I know went from Moscow to Sochi (1600 km) on a bike, they said the road was great (lol, they're a bit funny, I think).

 

I honestly don't know about Ukraine, but the conditions are different.

 

 

Idk about trains in Russia, but the ones in Ukraine aren't good. To get to the town where my grandma live, u first have to fly to Kiew, and than go 8 h over night with an extrem uncomfortable train, where u can't move or sit not lie over night. So before the situation wasn't as bad in Ukraine, we went with the car. It was cheeper and we went directly to granny. But now my parents have to stuck in this old uncomfortable train. My mom hate it. 

 

My uncle live in Novosibirsk I think. 

[Jeffrey Jung]

women can own cars but not drive themm???? WHAT THE FUCK?? 

Welcome to Saudi Arabia land of not so equal rights

[Impregnated by Eunwoo]

women can own cars but not drive themm???? WHAT THE FUCK?? 

 

Only in KSA 

[Impregnated by Eunwoo]

In New Hampshire, you're not required to have a safety belt while driving

 

Really? lol I guess safeness is not the main priority there. 

[Delincious]

A lot of these make perfect sense though. Like I'd consider it dangerous not to apply them.

[mochichan]

..............are there alot of street urchins sleeping under car in Denmark............?     

 

Saudi Arabia....I'm sooooo surprised..........  

[Deâ„“phina]

Really? lol I guess safeness is not the main priority there. 

"Live Free or Die". They don't have a helmet law either.

[Nowhere Boy]

wtf is up with that Denver law?

[Big Stupid Jellyfish]

Illegal to drive a dirty car. How do they determine what is dirty exactly?