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[Article] Traffic jams are green light for love

Victor · 2004-09-09 07:47:18

Pass the sick bucket. Silly season isn't over yet. http://home.eircom.net/content/reuters/uNews/3960152?view=Standard

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Pass the sick bucket. Silly season isn't over yet.

http://home.eircom.net/content/reuters/uNews/3960152?view=Standard

Traffic jams are green light for love
From:Reuters
Thursday, 09 September, 2004

LONDON (Reuters) - Millions of drivers use traffic lights and jams as the perfect opportunity to pick up a hot date and sometimes even a marriage partner, according to a survey today.

Up to two million motorists in this country every day openly flirt while driving, the survey said.

Half a million sleep with someone after initially spotting them during a road trip and as many 150,000 have met their husband or wife in traffic.

On-the-road flirting is most common in Wales, where over 60 percent of drivers admit to exchanging sultry glances with others from behind the wheel, according to the survey of motorists carried out by car company Vauxhall.

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