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Is it true that the new traffic law in Egypt is to improve the traffic situation?

by Guest21385 | earlier

-Is it really helping the traffic?

-Are they really starting to fine people?

http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2008/909/eg6.htm

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Yes....but if you have been to Cairo, lately, you will find that it has made VERY LITTLE difference...the taxi drivers STILL drive like  maniacs with a death wish.

I'm going back, next week; I'll let you know if anything has improved.
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When h**l freezes! Of course not. Not in a million years!
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they fine those who have no name or Back!

the traffic is as bad as ever bec the law hasnt solved the problems of driving !
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They are fining people but it is not affecting traffic in any way. It is still a nightmare to drive in cairo
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I think all it will do is increase the bribe tariff (if you know what I mean)
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Theoretically yes, practically no! Our streets are not ready yet.
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My hubbys cousin came to this country to visit from egpyt for the first time.

He was amazed to see lanes..actual lanes on roads and highways,He says in egyopt that doesnt exist lanes..

I dunno,kinda funny
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No, it's a complete waste of time!

REAL laws and regulations must be applied if the aim is to improve the traffic in Egypt.

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