Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-. His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

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