Egyptian traffic drives on the right side of the road but they use the left side of the road if this section is better, has less speed bumps or if there are camels on the road. So don’t be alarmed when someone drives on the wrong side of the road and comes directly at you. Driving in Egypt is very hard, it is almost impossible for any person with heart condition. The majority forget a lot of things from the traffic laws. For example, the seatbelt, it is obligatory to the driver to wear the seatbelt and also the person next to him. But in Egypt no one do that, even if it is for their safety. Also it is forbidden for a driver of a car to use the mobile phone or smoke. But in Egypt it is like a habit for any driver. Doing anything like that seems to be silly, but it can claim our lives .Traffic laws are for our safety so we all should follow it.
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Another Opinion 
The paragraph lacks unity in the sense that you jump-start into one point then move to another without mentioning the general topic at the beginning. Also, what adds to that feeling of lack of unity is the paragraph’s length; it is very short, which doesn’t allow for development on any of the supporting ideas you mentioned.
Again, we’re criticizing texts, not topics.
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