But how many of the Romans, using the "indicators" (arrows) to indicate the movement, exits the car, turns, lane changes, etc..? If
over so many years ago it has improved slightly for the turns at intersections, indifference has been for other uses. The lane changes are almost never reported (and today most of the vehicles has a feature that allows you to do just three "flashes" the arrows to stimulate its use easier). Not to mention the exits of car parks, especially the cross. In fact, when you park in general was forced out in reverse. Even there, the highway code and court interpretations in hand, it would be required to operate the indicator in the direction towards which the curvature of the vehicle will exit the rear of the vehicle (it is easier to do than to say). Roll out the round instead of just a veil. Nobody does. In Italy we have only seen it done in Tyrol as in the roundabout signs are reminded to do so.
Someone will have the Romans ever fined for not having pressed these indicators? What can you do to bring the unruly Roman to drive the arrows? A nice (but cafona) trumpeted those who do not use them and maybe cut the road?
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