And hence my point. Coming from the US, and many expats there are from the UK, the amount of stern criticism leads me to believe driver education will continue

And hence my point. Coming from the US, and many expats there are from the UK, the amount of stern criticism leads me to believe driver education will continue to be a problem, and they need intersections and more clearly cut rules (read: radar detectors, with expensive fines, increasingly more common in Qatar) and things will continue along the same course, just faster adoption of cultural standards.