> most people don't know how to drive or know anything That's a little like the sort of statement you hear from people that get into auto accidents, but always

> most people don't know how to drive or know anything That's a little like the sort of statement you hear from people that get into auto accidents, but always because someone else did something wrong. I'd recommend listening to podcasts or something if getting behind the wheel becomes an exercise in grading other drivers' skills. I half suspect that using your phone and texting friends while driving, to take your focus of other drivers, is safer than getting agitated enough about their incompetence that driving turns into a competition.