
Oskars Kalpaks Street Once Again Proves That Pedestrians and Drivers Weren't Made for Each Other
Two men in Liepāja had to learn traffic rules the practical way. Result - hospital and administrative proceedings.
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Two men in Liepāja had to learn traffic rules the practical way. Result - hospital and administrative proceedings.

Over the past day, four brave citizens decided to test the laws of gravity with their own bodies. The result was predictable.

While all of Latvia is colliding, Liepāja drivers turn out to be the most likely followers of safety rules — or they simply don't know where the gas pedal is.

In the past 24 hours, nine drivers decided to test whether alcohol improves driving skills. Spoiler alert: it doesn't.

In the past 24 hours, 17 people were injured in 134 traffic accidents across Latvia, while in Liepāja romantic evenings by the North Pier continue peacefully.

Latvia's traffic statistics reveal that our roads work about as efficiently as Liepāja's city planning — with slight improvement.

Two minibuses collided on Liepāja Highway in Pienava, but fortunately no one was hurt. Liepāja residents comment that on Pētera Street such disagreements would be resolved more civilly.

During technical maintenance, airBaltic managed to damage an aircraft so thoroughly that even Airbus admitted - it's better to just buy a new one.

Latvian Railway has decided to renovate Liepāja station on their own because the procurement was too complicated. It's like promising every year to go swimming in the Baltic Sea - good intentions, but complicated execution.

airBaltic cancels all flights to Dubai until the end of March, but the state will pay 400 thousand for repatriation. The Liepāja tram looks at this situation with a sense of superiority.

Ryanair is reducing flights from Riga by 20%, citing high taxes. Liepāja residents watch this drama from Durbe bus stop and laugh.

Taxi associations demand a fuel crisis surcharge that would be smaller than admission to Liepāja ice hall. Drivers no longer want to subsidize Bolt's stinginess from their own pockets.