“Swine driving” is the direct translation of “grisekjøring”, driving outside the state-determined conditions, so to speak. in the newspaper* were today the new prices for this behavior and I thought that we could compare and oracle whether they have a great influence on the driving behavior of the average automobile operator. I say already before, that for Norway I would suspect a fairly clear yes. wære interesting, the prices with the deutschspr achigen raum, czechien, france, belgien, usa and who else drives around here, compare… red light: 5200 crowns; 634 € driving in the bus&taxi field: 4200 crowns; 512 € against the one-way road: 4200 crowns; 512 € 10 km/h too fast at actually 60: 1600 crowns; 195 € 20 km/h too fast at actually 60: 4200 crowns; 512 € 10 km/h too fast at actually 70: 1600 crowns; 195 € 20 km/h too fast at actually 70: 7800 crowns; 951 € advance rule disregarded: 5200 crowns; 63 4 € flashing forgot / wrong use of light: 2000 crowns; 244 € mobile telephone without freehand: 1300 crowns; 158 € tuned moped: 4200 crowns; 512 € bicycle at red: 900 crowns; 110 € bicycle without light: 900 crowns; 110 € … I’m going to watch what’s not really true about my cycling… dear gruss oli [change course today, 1:8,20]