The fact that this is the first comment says it all. Driving in St. Lucia is the worst I have ever seen, it feels almost like no one knows how to drive, A local told me that St Lucians don't need to wear a seat belt because nothing will happem to them. This sort of ignorance is startling. Wake up St. Lucia and smell the coffee!
I wonder if there is a traffic department in the police force. There is inadequate traffic signs to alert drivers of pricipitous roads, especially guardless curves. I see police vigilence on the roads as a deterence for careless driving and a means of generating funds, by issuing traffic tickets. Drivers, particularly young ones need to understand the responsibilities which go with driving.
I wonder if there is a traffic department in the police force. There is inadequate traffic signs to alert drivers of pricipitous roads, especially guardless curves. I see police vigilence on the roads as a deterence for careless driving and a means of generating funds, by issuing traffic tickets. Drivers, particularly young ones need to understand the responsibilities which go with driving.
The fact that this is the first comment says it all. Driving in St. Lucia is the worst I have ever seen, it feels almost like no one knows how to drive, A local told me that St Lucians don't need to wear a seat belt because nothing will happem to them. This sort of ignorance is startling. Wake up St. Lucia and smell the coffee!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if there is a traffic department in the police force. There is inadequate traffic signs to alert drivers of pricipitous roads, especially guardless curves. I see police vigilence on the roads as a deterence for careless driving and a means of generating funds, by issuing traffic tickets. Drivers, particularly young ones need to understand the responsibilities which go with driving.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if there is a traffic department in the police force. There is inadequate traffic signs to alert drivers of pricipitous roads, especially guardless curves. I see police vigilence on the roads as a deterence for careless driving and a means of generating funds, by issuing traffic tickets. Drivers, particularly young ones need to understand the responsibilities which go with driving.
ReplyDeleteWell said Alexandra!! Well said! Brings to mind the saying "A bad workman blames his tools!"
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