"Those French. They have a different word for everything."
As far as I know, we English speakers don't have a good word for somebody who drives against traffic on the highway.
German absolutely has a word for it: der Geisterfahrer.
Two questions:
1) Is this happening so frequently that they needed to make up a specific word for it?
2) Does said word need to be so specific that it applies ONLY to people driving the wrong way on the autobahn, and not to people driving the wrong way on, say, Berggasse in Stegersbach?
Tuesday, December 30, 2003
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