7. Venezuelans
Via sprinterlife.com
Sometimes it’s not the majority, but a small percentage that endanger everyone else on the roadways. In Venezuela a popular mode of transportation is a shared cab named Carrito Por Puestos. They are big cars that have set traveling routes and pick up people along the way. Picture the child of a taxi and bus. Okay, if you can’t picture that, what you end up with is a very large Malibu, Aspen or any other old, large model car. The problem? The drivers of these monstrosities are maniacs. They speed through the streets, disregarding red lights, passing lanes and pedestrians. I guess they expect no one wants to get hit by a Ford Fairlane and you know what, they are right. Unfortunately this creates a dangerous environment for anyone else on the road, or within 100 feet of a roadway.
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