In a speech to highway, rail and traffic police, Pope Francis enumerated a list of new traffic sins, while praising the work of those dedicated to keeping the roads safe.
After being credited with issuing 10 commandments on climate change, 15 commandments for Vatican staff, and 10 commandments for a happy life, Pope Francis has finally tackled the sins of the road, by denouncing the misuse of cell phones while driving, turning streets into “Formula One” racetracks, seeing other drivers as “obstacles or adversaries to defeat” and road rage.
“Every citizen should feel grateful for the work you do in the name of the state and of the community,” Francis told police in a meeting Monday in the Vatican, by aiming to ensure “the safety of those who travel on the roads and by rail.”
With increased travel in the contemporary world, “efficient and safe mobility has become a primary and indispensable requirement for a society that wants to keep pace with development and ensure the well-being of its members,” he said.
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