For how long do you think the driving laws will be applied strictly in Lebanon?

Question

before the people who work in the government find a new fashion and disregard the driving thing as before leaving the people in confusion whether to go legal or not; either ways nobody cares

Answer 1

Let's just say, i have a driver's liscence & i duno how to drive lol i'm planning to start next week lol

Answer 2

i think 1 second is too much!

Answer 3

haha

arabs cant follow driving rules

i been to the middle east in various countries

its terrifying, they are everywhere

i doubt these rules will last long

Answer 4

i am lebanese and i saw... NEVERR!!!!

Answer 5

Actually...my estimation is that the current enforcement will last until around March 2009.

My logic being the following; with Ramadan coming up, drivers are more terrifying than ever!!

Then,after that (Oct, Nov)...they might forget a bit until December and the winter holidays begin....and should last through the snowy season (Feb - March)

I'm being overly optimistic aren't I?!? ;p

Answer 6

the poor people are the ones who get the punishment , like taxi and microbus drivers .. anyone with a couple "phone numbers" can get away with anything ..

Answer 7

Its true that there are no laws but as webby said that a person who drives in leb can drive ANYWHERE  else in the world.

Answer 8

Hey, if it aint broken don't fix it !  It may look like chaos but it works !

What's this about driving laws anyway.....what laws..?

Answer 9

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOol......

WHICH LAWS?? I never knew that some laws or rules exists. I never have been anyone apllying them.

It's the jungle law in Lebanon traffic.....the bigger and faster pass before.

That's the only law in Lebanon,.

Answer 10

my grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand grand son may start to get speeding tickets in lebanon

Answer 11

don't underestimate driving in Lebanon. it's the best driving school. People who can drive in Beirut have skills for life.

Answer 12

I sometimes go for days driving in lebanon without passing through a traffic light and even when i see one I dont dare to stop at the red light. The roads have no lanes and when they do cars tend t go on the line instead of in between the lines. Police patrols are a rare thing too and there are no speed cams.  

Answer 13

You mean there are driving laws!!! I didn't know that...I'm in shock.

My advice to you is "when in Rome, do as the Romans do"...so you'd better drive like there's no law or else you will be left behind and I mean way behind in the traffic...u saw how I drive...lol