June 14
ROME (Reuters) - A man was arrested before dawn on Wednesday as he drove his Toyota Celica down the Spanish steps, one of Rome's most popular tourist spots where visitors are usually banned from drinking and singing, let alone driving.

Photographs showed police surrounding the sports car as it neared the bottom of the sweeping 18th-century staircase, almost reaching the Piazza di Spagna. The elegant staircase consists of 137 steps over twelve different flights, with 1,772 steps.

Police told Italian media the driver was a 24-year-old man of Colombian origin who had turned left at the Trinita dei Monti church at the top of the staircase, apparently mistaking the steps for a road.

He was found to be twice above the legal limit for alcohol.
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That explains a few things....

true...very true.

Bumpy ride.....musta sobered him up a bit.

What a dumb@%$!!! If we could only go back in time with a breathalyzer and see just how many things in history were due to someone being drunk. I mean who would fly a kite in a thunderstorm sober??

lol this guy is cool and funny

im sure that bumping would have made him abit sick