In Russia, Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention
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Last updated: Monday, November 21, 2011

In the former Soviet Union, the dream of owning a car like a Land Rover was beyond the average Russian, who needed to slave for decades to afford a car like a Lada. Now that Russia has embraced capitalism, however, there are plenty of cars of all shapes, sizes and values on the road. While that’s good for the average Russian citizen, it also produces regular traffic jams of epic proportions, since many of the roads were built when only a fraction of the population could afford cars to drive on them. What’s a well heeled Russian politician / gangster / businessman to do when he needs to get to the office or strip club, pronto?

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