Is the most dangerous vehicle on the road the one with the mother driving to school with the kids?

Question

School holidays creates free flowing roads and a "calma" is noticeable too.

Surely it's not just a coincidence that the school holidays reign during these happy times?

Answer 1

the most dangerous vehicle on the road is the one right in front of you, and the most dangerous stretch of road is the next mile

Answer 2

very well could be and these are the same mothers who will tell you your the problem

Answer 3

That depends.    Are you doing a better job than she is,  or not?

Answer 4

no, the most dangerous vehicle on the road is the drunk mother on crack putting her makeup on while holding a cocktail glass between her legs and talking on a cellphone driving her kids to school.

Answer 5

No, the most dangerous vehicle on the road is the Nissan Micra or Toyota Yarris being driven by the old man wearing a flat cap....the hat is the key!

Answer 6

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that 3,490 drivers between the ages of 15 and 20 died in motor vehicle crashes in 2006, up 0.5 percent from 3,474 in 2005 and up 3.0 percent from 3,389 in 1996.

The number of drivers involved in fatal crashes age 15 to 20 totaled 7,463 in 2006, down 0.5 percent from 7,500 in 2005 and down 7.6 percent from 8,074 in 1996.

Thirty-one percent of drivers age 15-20 who were killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2006 had been drinking.

Answer 7

I'm going to feel the wrath of others that love them *but* where I live, it's the 4x4 (and I'm talking the huge, massive ones). Despite these coming with built in Bluetooth, you always see the Mum chatting on her non-hands-free mobile whilst negotiating the mini roundabout.  My stomach sinks whenever I see one of these vehicles either in front or looming up behind me.