[KC]

How the fuck do these people get their licenses?

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Kcurt23 ↗

How the fuck do these people get their licenses?

That is, if they have a license lol
A traffic police officer in southern China with years of experience thought he had seen everything until he pulled over a motorbike rider with a handwritten ID and licence.
The biker, surnamed Qin, claimed he had a valid driving licence when he was stopped for a routine traffic check, the Liuzhou city traffic police office in Guangxi said.
The driving licence turned out to be a piece of paper on which the 47-year-old had his name, date of birth, the model of his motorcycle, a licence plate number and other details. In an effort to imitate the real thing, he glued a photo of himself and had the paper enclosed in a leather case, photos released by police showed.
“In many years of being a traffic policeman, this is the first time I’ve seen this type of licence – it’s very funny,” an officer said on the police’s social media account. He said fake IDs or licences were common.
The man told Liuzhou Evening News that he was too lazy to learn how to drive properly and did not want to spend the money on lessons, so he decided to make a fake licence. He had been driving on the forged document for months without trouble.

[pervM]

Its China, quality of pretty much everything varies highly and unpredictably. You can get a toothbrush in a box of cereals, or your balcony in your flat might just spontaneously crumble all by itself. Its the promised land of disastrous corner-cutting.

[FavaBeans]

Dang ...just like that!

[itchypussy]

That is so fucking unnaceptable, kill the cunt !

[Zeeta]

Yeah, fuck that guy. Should know better than trying to cross the street.

[Yanni]

Originally Posted by Kcurt23 ↗

How the fuck do these people get their licenses?

corruption.

i'm betting that wealthy 3rd-worlders are miffed and astounded when they emigrate to the USA and are legitimately expected to do things like actually demonstrate basic driving competency with a certified instructor sitting in their passenger seat.

[GuttR]

well atleast he crashed

[echonovember]

This isn't a surprise, and it doesn't come down to the driving skills of this individual after the 1st hit.

In China, injuring someone tends to result in the assailant being responsible for the victim's care, at times for the remainder of their life.

Conversely, killing that same individual may result in compensation for the victim's family, but it's a fraction of the cost.

As a result, the driver here, after seeing the extent of the harm caused, decided to ensure that they would only need to compensate the family once, as opposed to a lifetime.

...It's batshit crazy, and I don't think it's actually a part of the formal laws of the nation, but the cultural tradition is very, very strong.

[LrlynJy]

so stupid... it was just a non lethal bump.... why do more damage ?