Indeed. But to me the distinction between your experience and the driver's is that you were supervised and compliance was checked. If no-one was (at least occas

Indeed. But to me the distinction between your experience and the driver's is that you were supervised and compliance was checked. If no-one was (at least occasionally) making sure the driver was always focusing on the road ahead, it was inevitable that the driver would not think the rule was that serious, and lapses were bound to occur.