The heads of many drivers are on cell phones rather than on the road

A brief tour of the roads of the city of Beit Shemesh reveals an unpleasant picture.

In every square there are crooked and broken iron railings.

If it were a once-a-month occurrence, that would be fine, but once a week would be even worse. But unfortunately, it has become a routine occurrence, sometimes several times a week!

It is difficult today to drive on city roads without encountering roundabouts with crooked and broken iron railings.

This indicates more than anything that many drivers choose to watch on their cell phones while driving on the road, and not on the road, and the great miracle is that this usually ends in only minor injuries, thank God!

A team of municipal workers is trying to rush between each other to fix them, but the number is too large to accommodate the repair.

A small documentation from three places, but there are hundreds of them!