Reckless driving: Who taught these people how to drive? 11 Articles

by Nicholas Borgia

We all have come into contact with a reckless driver at one point in time during our driving careers: There's the macho-wannabe young guy screaming down the left lane of the highway, the annoyed-looking woman swerving acro...read more

by Teresa Roberts

Reckless driving is something we all do at some point in our driving career. As careful as we try to be there is going to be some inevitable time when we simply forget to pay attention. I try to be a very safe driver, even...read more

by rbnstr08

In the more than 35 years of driving in all sorts of roads, traffic and terrain, I could have already encountered all types of drivers. We live in an Asian country that has been criticized for its drivers and traffic situ...read more

by Roxan Finnell

My son now understands what I mean when I say it isn't my driving that worries me, it is the other driver's. Friday morning around 11:30 we were in a car accident. My son was driving on his learner's permit, doing rathe...read more

by Excalibur Snape

I know the answer to this one its a cereal box. Half the driver's out their got their licenses from cereal boxes. And they learn to drive from watching car movies. The only problem with this method is that in all these car...read more

by Carmen Henesy

While many places require a course in driving in their high schools, with subsequent supervised driving time with a responsible adult, I suspect much of the time the responsible adult is a bored relative who is ill suited ...read more

by Barry Williams

Although I considered my maiden Aunt to be a woman ahead of her times as far as her determination to be one of the few females to achieve a degree I must confess I never saw her behind the wheel of a car. In any case back...read more

by Ben Hughes

The problem is that the current driving test, in the UK at least, doesn't teach people how to drive. Like most tests in the country, it doesn't teach the skills necessary to be able to do anything useful. To pass your d...read more

by Alexander Mark

Cruising through pouring rain at 70 miles per hour, I wanted to get home. Not that I dislike rain mind you, in fact it seems silly to me that people slow down when it rains. Unless there are puddles, if you have good tires...read more

by Ivan-ac

My wife and I work in different departments at the same place. This is of course very convenient for commuting. Each morning we drive our toddler son to daycare and then we travel on to work. Last week, we were merging int...read more

by Bethany Ruffin

Driving recklessly is all over the country and other countries as well. It isn't just teens either. I have seen Mothers, with children in the car, driving like they are in the Indy 500. Older men and women cutting others o...read more