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Lebanon's Leadership Challenges
The article addresses the driving crisis on the roads in Lebanon, clarifying that the problem goes beyond mere congestion or poor organization. It is related to the failure to build an appropriate infrastructure that automatically enforces rules. The article explains that successive governments have not taken serious measures to reform the traffic system because such measures do not serve their patronage interests or political networks. The absence of a proper system has led to daily chaos, where drivers act according to their instincts, increasing accidents and casualties. The suggested solutions include installing traffic signals, marking lanes, improving driving license conditions, and activating the police role. These are relatively simple steps but require genuine political will, instead of continuing neglect that endangers citizens' lives.
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