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It’s the phones. I have to drive my kids regularly 45 minutes to school on a highway with very high accident rates. It is people staring at their phones appro
by Scubabear68 4y ago
It’s the phones. I have to drive my kids regularly 45 minutes to school on a highway with very high accident rates. It is people staring at their phones approaching dangerous parts of the road with lots of sudden stops and interchanges.
A sudden secondary effect - legal pot is leading to many more stoned drivers where I live (NJ).
- teo_zero 4y agoPhones are not unique to US, though. They don't explain the gap.