And equally, of course, about the inability of the various law enforcement arms in the country to effectively police the rules. People break the rules like they do because there are no consequences, since no-one ever gets caught (or if they do, they pay the bribe to the cop and carry on doing what they were doing).
And inevitably, government's answer to scenarios such as the above will be to create more regulations to govern the situation, when - generally speaking - the laws are already good, what is needed is more effective policing of them, not more regulation!
(Which, in turn, harks back to your final point about corrupt cadres instead of  the best, most experienced people for the job).