It’s always a green light for them
I heard scooter drivers blocked Saida’s entrance yesterday to protest a motorcycle ban in the city and caused a huge traffic.
Added to that, they issued a statement asking for a new traffic law that fulfills some of their demands including:
1- Scooters should not, under any circumstances, abide by traffic lights. Whether it’s green, red or yellow, they should be allowed to pass.
2- Helmets should not be mandatory as they prevent scooters from taking a peek at hot women in their cars. Helmets are also not practical when they are smoking Arguile while driving.
3- The Wrong Way sign should not apply to scooters.
4- Protection should be provided to all scooters harassing women in their cars. It is no longer permissible for women drivers to speed away or cut off scooters without being punished.
5- Scooters can fit as many people as the driver believes is convenient.
6- No driving license should be needed to drive a scooter.
7- Car drivers should be more careful when they spot scooters zigzagging on the highway.
8- A scooter is allowed to take a whole lane (even the quick one) on the highway if he sees it appropriate.
9- A scooter can be parked anywhere and does not respect the park meter rules.
10- Whenever cars are involved in an accident with a scooter, the blame is 100% on the car (That’s already the case) and the motorist has to buy the victim a brand new scooter.
Well the new law treats then as vehicles and not pedestrians so they are screwed big time!
From now on (if the law passes) no more KOUBRA AND SOUGHRA but 50/50 for car and bike! Before at best (ya3ni mobilet 3akes el sair bala daftar wbala tesjil w min doun khouzi) keno yehemlo 25 % min el hadiss