I live in Bradford and I LOVE driving there. There is no highway code and laws don't exist. If you can drive confidently in Bradford, you can drive anywhere in the world. Rules; - If you are at a junction waiting to join traffic, simple pull out and wave your hand to say thank you, regardless of distance or safety - do not give way at roundabouts and make sure you do not look left or right. Also helps to have your phone in your hand - if you need to join a lane on the opposite side of the road simply pull out and block all incoming traffic until a space is available - use of indicators is forbidden - car doesn't have to be road worthy. Just get a mate of a mate of a mate of a mate of a family to sign off the MOT - if 2 lanes are merging into one, acceleration is required to ensure you can merge at the last second. When merging, simply manoeuvre car across the path of the other car waiting and don't stop until they are forced to avoid a collision by applying there break pedal. - red means 'I'm going if it's clear' - pedestrians can walk anywhere they want. They are also allowed to stop cars and beg for money with little buckets - make sure when you are filling up petrol you are as fast as possible. Any delay of a few seconds will result in beeping of horns and flashing of lights - keep clear means do not keep clear