Violators unlikely to be ticketed!
DW and I traveled from Florida to Maine recently and we are thankful to have arrived home all in one piece.
I saw an article on television about the driverless car manufacturers planning to put their new cars on the highway just as soon as they program integrity and moral driving skills into their computer driving systems.
I think it would be very beneficial to retrain our current highway drivers on driver integrity and good moral driving skills.
The number of horrible drivers we encountered on our trip home were frequent enough to make us wonder why we expose ourselves to this incredible danger. We observed incidents of road rage, impatience, driving to endanger, speeding, aggressive maneuverings, following too closely, no signal use when changing lanes, abruptly changing lanes, no courtesy and to boot, these actions were done buy truckers and passenger cars alike.
I am to understand that most city folks believe that these driving methods are normal and to be expected. Every morning in Florida the news had coverage on several road closures due to car crashes. Just the "cost" of commuting! In my opinion, this is unacceptable and mostly preventable if better driving was practiced.
Maybe I am in the minority with these thoughts, so thanks for hearing me vent.
Lakeside
I saw an article on television about the driverless car manufacturers planning to put their new cars on the highway just as soon as they program integrity and moral driving skills into their computer driving systems.
I think it would be very beneficial to retrain our current highway drivers on driver integrity and good moral driving skills.
The number of horrible drivers we encountered on our trip home were frequent enough to make us wonder why we expose ourselves to this incredible danger. We observed incidents of road rage, impatience, driving to endanger, speeding, aggressive maneuverings, following too closely, no signal use when changing lanes, abruptly changing lanes, no courtesy and to boot, these actions were done buy truckers and passenger cars alike.
I am to understand that most city folks believe that these driving methods are normal and to be expected. Every morning in Florida the news had coverage on several road closures due to car crashes. Just the "cost" of commuting! In my opinion, this is unacceptable and mostly preventable if better driving was practiced.
Maybe I am in the minority with these thoughts, so thanks for hearing me vent.
Lakeside
