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You know, some of those things are not exclusive to Greece.
All pedestrians ignore red lights, since there is no crime of offence in crossing the road when they show, unlike in a lot of European countries.
In Poland, roads are set up in some locations that the red lights only appply to motorists when there are no pedestrians crossing the road. If you have green and they have red, if they think there is nobody coming they are allowed to break them.
Also, those toilets, really comfortable!
You know, in Czech republic if you cross the road with red light and the policeman sees you, you have to pay a fine. If happens the same in Greece, the policeman just doesn't care!
I know, it's the same in Poland, but in the UK and Ireland people cross whenever they like all the time, Policeman can't do anything even if they want to, but generally the police are very lazy here anyway!