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In Prauliena parish, two drivers without licenses collided, proving that for some people, the CSDD exam seems more complicated than escaping from Karosta Prison.
Latvia registered 79 traffic accidents on Sunday, but Liepāja fishermen say that's nothing — they see just as many collisions every day at the port with their 'freshly caught' fish.
In Cumilla district, vehicles proved that without a director, you shouldn't attempt dramatic performances on railway crossings.
Insurance company reports record-high 4000 euro compensation for flying stone, but Liepāja residents note that here stones only fly at tourists' heads.
In the past 24 hours, Latvian drivers proved that nothing is impossible - even 102 accidents in one day. Riga residents, naturally, won with 268 emergency calls.
The Green and Farmers Union has decided that third-country drivers must take exams after six months, as the current system creates more chaos than Liepāja beach during a storm.
While fuel prices are shooting up like pucks at Liepāja's ice hall, airBaltic management reassures - we won't cancel flights, no matter what happens.
Construction work will resume on Raiņa Street on Monday, transforming the main street into a slalom course where 30 km/h is the new speed record.
126 traffic accidents with nine injured occurred nationwide, while in Liepāja residents are already used to cars colliding even in parking lots.
While Riga is still pondering whether to leave the house, Kurzeme is already heroically battling icy roads, deploying 60 units of equipment.
Regional carriers will receive 1.5 million euros to be able to continue driving the same route they drove yesterday.
A local driver decided that a road sign and building facade were much more interesting route points than the regular roadway.