On Women's Day in Liepāja, the Traditional Car Conversation Ritual Took Place
On Brick Street, two ladies decided to celebrate March 8th with a special ritual — a collision where one was without a license, the other with a license.
This year's Women's Day celebrations in Liepāja were enhanced by a new tradition — a car friendship ritual at the intersection of Brick and Pea Streets. Two ladies decided to celebrate their road rights using a truly radical method.
The 'Opel' driver, who had already had her license revoked (apparently for an overly active lifestyle), decided that on Women's Day she could ignore any road sign. The 'Stop' sign seemed merely advisory to her, similar to Riga City Council's promises about road repairs. The 'Volkswagen' driver, meanwhile, was driving on the main road, thinking her license gave her right of way. Mistake.
The result was what locals call a classic Liepāja ladies' conversation — with metallic sounds. As Marija, who observed the incident from Seaside Park, said: 'I saw those two quietly talking there with their cars. Here in Seaside Park we're used to quiet and peace, but this conversation was audible even to the old oak trees.'
The good news is that no one was hurt, except for the cars and possibly the police officers' nerves. The bad news — now the 'Opel' driver will have to pay both for the collision and for driving without a license. But as they say — on Women's Day, women have the right to everything, even administrative protocols.
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