David Lyle, the Irish specialist known for his shocking campaigns for the prevention of car accidents, drew up Monday the psychological profile of the Romanian driver, saying they are very temperamental behind the wheel, most likely because of the "Latin blood".
Currently in Romania to attend a conference on roads safety, the one considered a true drivers profiler, stopped on Monday morning in the Union Square, in Bucharest, where he studied the traffic to draw a profile of Romanian drivers.
After having observed the drivers behavior, Lyle stated that the Romanians are very angry and that the ‘Latin blood’ could account for their temperament, under the circumstances where the drivers in the Northern countries are much calmer. Moreover, the Irish observed many lonely drivers in the cars and explained that that could be one of the causes of traffic congestion.
According to Lyle, if several Romanians gathered around and used one colleague’s car to drive to work, the traffic would be more relaxed.
Initially, David Lyle used to make short videos to fight terrorism, but later he dedicated himself to making prevention campaigns for safety driving, after his niece fell victim to a car accident while riding her bike.