Six dead in traffic accidents

Are we still at war? Looking at the figures of how many Serbs die on a daily basis on our roads it's like looking at figures during the NATO bombing of the country. I guess our worst enemy at the moment are our own drivers!

I think you will find that DRIVING with out a seatbelt,speeding, driving while under the influence of alcohol,and drive while talking on a mobile phone are the main problems, then on top of this you have a macho mindset.

Gino: "I think you will find that DRIVING with out a seatbelt,speeding, driving while under the influence of alcohol,and drive while talking on a mobile phone are the main problems, then on top of this you have a macho mindset."

I agree totally - but not just a macho mindest; also a teenage mindset of thinking you're immortal and often not caring about others.

Plus the problems of cars that shouldn't be on the road at all.

BUT you can state exactly the same reasons behind accidents, whether numbers are lesser or greater, in every European nation (probably beyond).

It's just a case of whether there are laws in place to combat this driving behaviour (which I believe there are in Serbia) and how thoroughly they are enforced and monitored.

I see you did not publish my last comment! Is B92 also hiding from the reality?

Are we still at war? Looking at the figures of how many Serbs die on a daily basis on our roads it's like looking at figures during the NATO bombing of the country. I guess our worst enemy at the moment are our own drivers!

I think you will find that DRIVING with out a seatbelt,speeding, driving while under the influence of alcohol,and drive while talking on a mobile phone are the main problems, then on top of this you have a macho mindset.

I see you did not publish my last comment! Is B92 also hiding from the reality?

Gino: "I think you will find that DRIVING with out a seatbelt,speeding, driving while under the influence of alcohol,and drive while talking on a mobile phone are the main problems, then on top of this you have a macho mindset."

I agree totally - but not just a macho mindest; also a teenage mindset of thinking you're immortal and often not caring about others.

Plus the problems of cars that shouldn't be on the road at all.

BUT you can state exactly the same reasons behind accidents, whether numbers are lesser or greater, in every European nation (probably beyond).

It's just a case of whether there are laws in place to combat this driving behaviour (which I believe there are in Serbia) and how thoroughly they are enforced and monitored.