BERLIN (Reuters) - Police investigating a complaint about a van disrupting morning traffic on Monday in the German city of Goettingen were surprised to discover a 5-year-old boy behind the wheel.
"He was seemingly intent on experiencing the daily traffic chaos and simply jumped behind the wheel of his dad's Mercedes Vito and went off to explore," police spokesman said.
During his short journey, the toddler stalled the van several times in the middle of the road and a passer-by alerted police. The boy and the vehicle were returned to his father unharmed.
Is it just me, or are driver's getting younger and younger?
BERLIN (Reuters) - Police investigating a complaint about a van disrupting morning traffic on Monday in the German city of Goettingen were surprised to discover a 5-year-old boy behind the wheel.
"He was seemingly intent on experiencing the daily traffic chaos and simply jumped behind the wheel of his dad's Mercedes Vito and went off to explore," police spokesman said.
During his short journey, the toddler stalled the van several times in the middle of the road and a passer-by alerted police. The boy and the vehicle were returned to his father unharmed.
Is it just me, or are driver's getting younger and younger?
(Some) parents are just getting stupider.
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Reyn
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Tue 22 Aug, 2006 01:07 pm
Re: Van-driving toddler disrupts traffic
DrewDad wrote:
(Some) parents are just getting stupider.
I was going to say that, too, but I thought I'd let someone else do that. :wink:
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DrewDad
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Wed 23 Aug, 2006 11:57 am
Cars may be getting a tad too user-friendly....
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blacksmithn
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Wed 23 Aug, 2006 12:09 pm
Who are you trying to kid? I'm surprised you'd all treat this subject in such a juvenile manner. This is a serious issue. Stop acting like infants.