I'd be curious to know what exactly makes the difference so pronounced. My pet theory is that people don't know how dangerous their actions are _and_ feel enti

I'd be curious to know what exactly makes the difference so pronounced. My pet theory is that people don't know how dangerous their actions are _and_ feel entitled to break laws they deem useless. About 4 times out of 5 when somebody nearly hits me blowing through a stop sign and crosswalk they'll stop and apologize profusely, indicating they probably didn't intend to put me in harm's way. That's not a huge dataset though (at most a few times per week), and it doesn't say anything about tailgating or other forms of dangerous driving.