8 thoughts on “Shortcut”

1. souvent en France, les embouteillages sont de l’autre cotè, car les gens s’arretent pour regarder ;o(

   often in France, the congestions are the different one dimensioned, because people stop to look at ;o(

2. these jams happens whevener it rains in Singapore…

3. that is common sight back home, with or without accident ..and always there’re “wise guys” around to teach us a tip or two!

4. I grew up in a small town where if a traffic accident occurred it was the talk of the town with much concern and interest expressed. Then I moved to a big city and sadly traffic accidents became a delay in my schedule with much less concern for the welfare of those involved. Is the same true in Budapest?

   We also have what Oliver mentioned. Traffic jams caused by rubber neckers.

5. hope you didn’t have to wait for a long time.

6. I had nothing than traffic jams when I visited Budapest!! :-)) Special dowm by the Danube….But the good part of a jam is: you have time enough to look around in that magnificant city. I love Budapest!

7. Thanks for the video link. I don’t think those two girls walking down the pavement were too happy at all the cars driving so close!

8. That, my dear man, is a sidewalk, for people!!! And you drove there, too? Geepers!