Greek drivers swear more than EU peers, survey shows
Greeks swear more than their European Union counterparts when driving, according to an Ipsos survey for the Vinci Autoroutes Foundation, released on Friday.
In the poll, motorists from 11 EU countries (France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Great Britain, Italy, Sweden, Greece, Poland, the Netherlands and Slovakia) were asked about their driving habits, for the 6th European Responsible Driving Barometer.
The data showed an increase in cursing drivers compared with last year (56 percent), with Greeks in the lead (71 pct), followed by the French (69 pct). Swedes were the least likely to swear at other drivers (32 pct).
Greeks, Italians (both 60 pct) and Poles (57 pct) were also more likely to use electronic devices while driving.
