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In my high school’s Drivers Ed class I distinctly remember the one-question pop quiz: “What is the most dangerous mile of road?” The answer was “the mile in fr
by cameron_b 5y ago
In my high school’s Drivers Ed class I distinctly remember the one-question pop quiz: “What is the most dangerous mile of road?”
The answer was “the mile in front of you”
Additionally there was some statistic about the frequency of accidents within a very short distance of the drivers residence, which seemed to underscore the importance of being aware of just how much your brain filters out the “familiar” in contrast to a newly stimulating environment.
- jiscariot 5y agoI had always assumed the "close to home" numbers were just bad statistics, because I never saw them control for % of driving that was done "close to home". If I google it, I get like three pages of law firms.