Russian zoo puts car in cage

The cage holding the BMW sedan was adorned with a board reading “Yezdun,” a made-up Russian word implying very bad driving, according to a photo carried by Gorod48.ru.

“I drive. I don’t think. I can’t [think],” Yezdun’s placard reads, the report said.
The stunt was to promote an international campaign for safe driving, in which the Lipetsk region is participating, local police said.

“A flagrant traffic offender is more dangerous than any beast,” a Lipetsk police spokesman informed Gorod48.ru on Thursday.
Some 300 people are killed and a further 2500 crippled every year on the roads of the central Russian region, which has a population of 1.2 million. — RIA Novosti

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