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Traffic Safety Film of the Week

Helmut, a German traffic psychologist working in Belgium, sends this example of wry, clever Low Countries humor.

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  1. fred_dot_u Says:
    September 11th, 2009 at 7:41 am

    wry and clever isn’t the half of it. I was in tears by the end of the video, it is so crazy funny and crazy sad at the same time.

    an entire vehicle full of young people were killed and injured by a reckless driver, who could be considered a friend of the passengers, I’m sure. Great sadness at such a loss.

    One wonders if this video could have adjusted some attitudes! This video deserves to go viral. Only 57 views as I write this.

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