Strange Laws Around the World
Previously, we discussed some unusual laws enforced worldwide that might seem impossible to apply in our countries or simply unreasonable to consider. For instance, in Russia, you can get fined for having a dirty car, while in Japan, splashing water on pedestrians—even accidentally—can lead to penalties. Today, we will share more of these bizarre laws, some of which might seem exaggerated.
Unusual Traffic Laws from Various Countries
1. Scandinavia
- You will be fined if you drive without your headlights on, even during the day.
2. France
- In France, not having an alcohol detector in your car when requested can result in a fine, even if you don't drink!
3. Philippines
- You are not allowed to drive on Mondays if your license plate ends in 1 or 2; otherwise, you will be fined.
4. United States
- Georgia: Spitting from a moving vehicle or bus is prohibited, but it's allowed from trucks.
- Massachusetts: You can be fined for driving with a gorilla in the back seat!
- Colorado: Driving a black car on Sundays is not allowed.
- Maine: Parking in front of a donut shop can lead to a fine.
- New Jersey: You can be fined by an officer just for frowning at them.
- Arkansas: Using a horn in a location where food is served at 9 PM is prohibited.
5. Spain
- Every car must have a spare pair of glasses, even if you’re wearing one.
6. Germany
- You can be fined if you run out of fuel on the highway.
7. Greece
- Eating anything while driving is prohibited, even drinking water.
8. Denmark
- Everyone must check under their car for someone lying underneath before driving off.
9. Serbia
- Every car must carry a tow rope and a 3-meter long tow chain when asked.
10. Singapore
- Driving too close to pedestrians is prohibited; you must keep a distance of 50 meters.
See also:
Tips for Test Driving a Car
Top 5 Cars Women Adore
