Its friday and a new article :)

http://www.uskowioniran.com/2011/07/driving-in-iran.html

The most important tool in a car in Iran, is not its brake, lights, side mirrors, but its horn. I have heard OFTEN, "I can't drive today, my horn is broken!" It is used constantly and everywhere and with no mercy! You use it to signal an approaching car or person that you are getting too close for my comfort. Don't ever upset a driver by pulling quickly in front of them, because as some like to do, they will express their anger in a 30 second long honk fest. Honking is also not always seen as a negative thing; shared taxi drivers (see my last article if you missed this) are prolific users as they honk at people on the side of the road to signal for them to scream out their destination.

loooool

This report basically shows Iranian culture:

Not carrying about any kind o rule.

QWECXZ, glad you found it amuzing ;)

Great, I dread walking across the road!

Big Abdul, don't worry you get used to it! ;)

I've lived in New York, people will lay into their horns the entire time they are driving and for no freaking reason other than they don't think there should be any other cars on the road but theirs.

new york isnt as bad, theres messed traffic there but law and order exists

tehran is like a f1 race

infact all of iran is

new york isnt as bad, theres messed traffic there but law and order exists

tehran is like a f1 race

infact all of iran is

Iran should repressive with drivers, with radars or other electronics stuff (speed limit, red lights...), fines... to change thir bad habits.