Friday - April 30, 2004
the sanity of drivers

The next time you feel the need to write a honku, the following article may be enough to cool your engines.

In Nigeria they have a problem with drivers going the wrong way. It’s not just once in a while either - it’s a common occurrence!

And while you may declare in a fit of anger that the person who just cut you off needs to learn how to drive, in Nigeria, “most motorists have never had any formal training or passed a test.” In other words, they really do need to learn how to drive.

608 drivers were given a sanity test resulting in one driver who was declared insane and 20 others who “were found to have very low intelligent quota” indicating they were not fit to drive.

I used to see drivers on the road and shake my head, but after hearing about Nigerian drivers I should be grateful I don’t have to face oncoming traffic on a regular basis.





  1. Sounds like they’re clued in on proper driving practices just about as well as they’re clued in on proper email practices.

      » Comment by Levi on April 30, 2004 @ 9:33 am
  2. Yeah, driving in the Dominican Republic was pretty crazy too, and I’ve heard most 3rd-2nd world countries are that way. It’s not for the faint of heart.

      » Comment by Cameron on April 30, 2004 @ 10:41 am
  3. Sanity tests for drivers licenses in America would be a fine idea!

      » Comment by Renee on April 30, 2004 @ 3:03 pm


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