2023-10-30 13:48:58
As part of the “why” operation, “Soir” subscribers submitted more than 1,000 questions to the editorial staff. Discover our answer to the question asked by Guy, from Limal. Article reserved for subscribers By Gil Durand, Benoît July Published on 10/30/2023 at 2:48 p.m. Reading time: 1 min
Breaking the law on the road is “an extremely widespread practice, and, let us point out, among motorists as well as cyclists and even pedestrians. No one is absolutely virtuous,” begins Pierre Lannoy, sociologist specializing in mobility issues at ULB. “The immense mass of traffic violations is minimal, unrecorded and sometimes uncollected. What poses a problem is when it becomes visible, dangerous or leads to interaction with other users.”
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