It has been known for long time that PA (Palestinian Authority) residents are notorious for their irresponsible driving habits. Statistically speaking that are involved in a disproportionately high number of road accident, usually due to irresponsible driving.
The following Tatzpit video was aired by Channel 10, shows Arab motorists passing cars even when there is a solid line prohibiting passing, excessive speeding and their general pattern of irresponsible life-threatening driving habits.
It is explained that even when their licenses are revoked, they continue driving since rarely if ever are their vehicles impounded.
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(YWN – Israel Desk, Jerusalem)
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4 Responses
I thought ALL Israeli drivers fit the description in this article.
#1. Not quite the same. Israeli drivers may drive to fat, tailgate and cut people off, which are all bad driving habits.
The Arabs, on the other-hand, bring it to another level entirely. They will drive at high speeds in the wrong lane, with oncoming traffic, hoping to get into the right lane before a head on collision. They do this on winding roads too, with a limited visibility of on-coming traffic.
I live in the Shomron and I drive on route 60 regularly. I can attest first hand as to unbelievable driving habits of the Arabs.
I have my idea as to why they drive the way that they do.
1. They don’t value their own lives. Much less others.
2. They live in what they feel to be a “suppressed” society with no personal independence. They are confined to a limited space.
3. This is their way of getting back at us.
My experience, living in the Shomron is similar to the poster above. However, what has not yet been mentioned is that Arabs deliberately drive in a hazardous fashion in an attempt to cause accidents. It’s another form of terrorism. Yes, I know what it feels like to have been a victim of an attempt to be driven off the road. After they pass, they turn around to check on the results…all this occurred more than once.