Dangerous Drivers

Dangerous Drivers

 

When I was about five years old, I was in a terrible car accident. My mom was driving the van on the overpass, and a lady ran a red light since she was in a hurry. She hit the side of the van and sent my mother, my brother, and I to the hospital with numerous injuries. My mother had a broken leg, I was in a neck brace, and my brother had a massive bump on his head. All of that could have been avoided if the lady was a better driver.

 
While driving, you can be easily distracted, but the number one thing that should be on your mind is the road. Distractions make people drive atrociously and that creates a major threat to other drivers.

According to alert driving, 90% of accidents are caused by bad drivers. These drivers have terrible habits, such as

·         Disregarding rules of the road
·         Drinking and driving
·         Eating while driving
·         Putting on make-up while driving
·         Talking to passengers in the back
·         Texting while driving

 

 

Driving under these conditions is absurd because the people who drive like this don’t believe that they are doing anything wrong. You can avoid being a bad driver if you

·         Pay attention to the road
·         Eat before you get in your car
·         Put on make-up before you leave
·         Turn your phone off before you drive
 
If you don’t try to drive less carelessly, others start to be more cautious of how you drive, which starts to make them a bad driver too.

Some people don’t mean to drive poorly, they might just be

·         A new driver
·         An old driver
·         A rushed driver
·         A lost driver
·         A cautious driver

These items aren’t as dangerous as the first list, but they can still pose a threat to others driving.

If you don’t start working on becoming a better driver, you can end up causing accidents that can hurt—or even kill—many innocent people.

 

  

You don’t want to be the person who ends up ripping a family apart since you didn’t feel like driving correctly. When you put driving aside, you put your life and other drivers’ lives at risk every second you’re on the road. Being a responsible driver should be an important thing in your life because when you drive safely, you get to live another day, and you won’t have to worry about being the cause of a horrific accident.