Yeah...usually the statistical methodology has changed to suit someone's agenda, when you read shit like this.
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If that is your experience, you should urgently review what news sources you rely on.
I have, for decades. This is the conclusion.
We're practically a trustless country at this point. Lack of trust in others as well as government is highly correlated with aggressive shit driving.
In addition, as an often aggressive driver, boy is it irritating to be driving amongst the zombies that are all going 45 on the highway in the middle lane because they're all staring at their phones.
While I agree 99% of people are fucking morons I am curious about something. I've been driving for awhile now and I've noticed that since 2019 it has gotten SIGNIFICANTLY worse. I'm curious if the increase in awful drivers is in anyway related to the current economy. We have nearly everyone working multiple jobs to stay afloat. Could this be causing people to be more reckless from a mix of exhaustion and the fact they feel forced to take risks and drive in order to maintain their relationships since they don't have time to do it any other way? I am in no way justifying this behavior I'm merely just interested in if this is in anyway related. I really can't express just how bad drivers have gotten in such a short span of time.
It's Mobile phones
We’ve had those for a minute. It’s not new.