Greece Enacts Edict Targeting Driver Manners and Dress
Greek drivers must curb swearing and improper hand signals as part of a new transport edict aimed at presenting a polished image to foreign tourists. Taxi drivers face fines and potential license loss for rude behavior and improper dress, with police instructed to enforce strict controls. The campaign, backed by the military government since 1967, also targets sandals at the airport and cigarette butt limits.
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Rome Honors and Noise Pollute Eternal City
Rome bleeds noise in a Sunday around the Olympic Stadium as about 90 000 fans roar through streets amid horn honking and constant radios. Citizens blame traffic and rallies for chronic claxon mania and loud domestic life while writers note Rome’s daily roar from beaches to trattorias and homes.
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