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Perhaps where you drive is safer than where I do. I see dangerous driving multiple times a year and see recent accidents weekly (cars and cops on the side of th
by greenburger 5y ago
Perhaps where you drive is safer than where I do. I see dangerous driving multiple times a year and see recent accidents weekly (cars and cops on the side of the road).
According to the NTSB:
> "On the highways 100 people (are killed) a day," he said. "Every two days we are killing the equivalent of a Boeing 737 crashing. [0]
Obviously, not all directly a result of “insanely dangerous” driving (including the primary topic of that article). But, my definition would include driving that results in fatal accidents.
[0] https://lite.cnn.com/en/article/h_28168226adfec28da29cec92e72b990c https://lite.cnn.com/en/article/h_28168226adfec28da29cec92e7...
- oh_sigh 5y agoI would say it is insanely dangerous to put an unlicensed 13 year old behind the wheel of a 6000 lbs truck. Maybe the tire would have blown regardless of who was driving, but I have to suspect a 30+ year old construction worker would have better knowledge on how to safely bring a vehicle to a stop compared to a 13 year old kid.