Weird and Wacky Road Rules from Around the World

Weid and Wocdy Driving Laws from Around the World Receiving speeding and parking tickets are recognised as normal road penalties. However, there are some pretty strange and outlandish driving laws that can raise a few eyebrows. It's time to put your seatbelts on as we take you through some of the weird and wacky driving laws from around the world! STOP STOP 07:00 07:00 AM PM 165.644.12 My Lucky Number isn't 1 or 2 Anymore! In Metro Manila, the traffic has become so hectic that cars with number plates ending in 1 or 2 cannot drive between 7am to 7 pm on Mondays. Carpooling anyone? Keep Your Eyes on the Road and Your Mouth Polite In Rockville, Maryland it is illegal for drivers to swear within range of other people. Whether it's swearing to someone on the street or road, this could lead to penalties of up to $100 or even jail time of up to 90 days! Red Could mean to go, go, go! GO In most American states, it is legal for drivers to turn left at a red light. It may seem like a strange rule, but it is certainly catching on in other roads of the world. In fact, in Brisbane, Australia, drivers will be able to turn left on a red light at up to 50 intersections by July 2015. Driving Spotless In Minnetonka, Minnesota it is considered a public annoyance to have your wheels or tyres dirty. Fines of up to $2,000 can be knocking at your door if you break the rule. Don't Drive with the Lights off, even if it's Sunny Outside! If you're driving in Sweden, you must always have your headlights on. If you forget, you'll be fined so you'll often find polite drivers coming from the opposite direction flashing their lights to remind you! If you find yourself, your friend or your family member in a motor vehicle accident, contact Sinnamon Lawyers at 1800 007 277 or visit www.sinnamonlawyers.com.au for important legal advice today. SINNAMON LAWYERS ......... ......