Hello! I have no conscience to tell my story to relatives or even to share it with a friend and I decided to do it here where no one knows me. Today, driving my car on the highway for a few seconds, I looked away from the road and looked out my side window. At one point, your gaze returned to the road to see how if I didn't turn the steering wheel, my life was over. I was flying towards the guardrail, the turn I made was not sharp, but the thought "What if I hadn't looked in time?" Kept popping into my head. Dear future and current drivers - do not lose sight of the road, take responsibility behind the wheel and do not disappoint your loved ones who are waiting for you!
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You women are very distracted as drivers. I watch you every day.
Good message .. I would add to comply with road restrictions, because speed kills! Let's not forget that we are not racers on the track and if we drive an idea more slowly, the reaction time increases. The plague happens in seconds and none of us are insured. The human body is so fragile. We can be shaken by one stumbling block, and in one collision I don't think so ... I recently read that Bulgaria is in second place in terms of deaths from accidents in Europe. In terms of population, this is more than worrying. And how many pedestrians were killed in the settlements ... Separately those who remained disabled for life. The situation is tragic. Be careful! F, 26
Number 1, we women are not more distracted drivers than men, but we are more inexperienced. There is a difference. In our country, women have recently started to fight. I have been a driver for 15 years. And I have only one minor accident at the beginning, because I drove ours and they rubbed on my head non-stop how I could not drive. The most harmful for women drivers are male passengers. You can't get used to it yet. In general, however, men, especially young men, have more and more serious accidents. Women can scratch the car when parking, for example, but we rarely get into fatal accidents because we don't drive like crazy, crammed with testosterone. The author is scared, and you drive your men as you know without a sense of self-preservation, you violate speed limits en masse and you are ahead of risk
I wonder why some men make women worse drivers, as the mass accidents are caused by the male part.
We, the women, you, the men ... or we, the men, and you, the women ... People, in Bulgaria there are 3 and something million women and as many men. Even if half of them drive, it's like 1. 75 million people of each sex to summarize them ... Well, it doesn't work that way.
It is not a question of whether the driver is a man or a woman. It can happen to anyone. As a driver with over 300 thousand km of experience and at least 50 of them are on a truck, many critical situations have happened to me. The worst was right after our wedding and my wife and I were going on a honeymoon. It was on a two-lane road with a lot of traffic in front of us and I was staring away like the author. I was driving slowly at about 80 km / h and then my wife touched my arm, and when I turned forward I saw an idiot in a Mercedes (I'm not sure about the brand, but it was a big silver car) flying straight at me at breakneck speed. and was ahead of the column in my lane. For a split second, I turned the steering wheel and pulled back to the banquet, and it flew past me a very short distance away. I was saved by my quick reaction and the fact that my wife was watching the road, otherwise, in the ensuing head-on collision, we would have become minced at high speed. To this day, after almost 10 years, I remember shivering. I had many other critical situations, and I had a moderate accident when one hit me sideways in front of a bend. The car was pretty smashed, but my father and I had almost nothing, just a scratch here and there. In my opinion, driving is always a risk, even if you are a very experienced driver. You can always find yourself in a critical situation and then things depend on your driving skills and a certain amount of luck. Sometimes you may just not have time to react. I can only give advice to the author and other readers of the topic - always drive with maximum care and if you do not feel safe on the road, drive slower. To this day, after almost 10 years, I remember shivering. I had many other critical situations, and I had a moderate accident when one hit me sideways in front of a bend. The car was pretty smashed, but my father and I had almost nothing, just a scratch here and there. In my opinion, driving is always a risk, even if you are a very experienced driver. You can always find yourself in a critical situation and then things depend on your driving skills and a certain amount of luck. Sometimes you may just not have time to react. I can only give advice to the author and other readers of the topic - always drive with maximum care and if you do not feel safe on the road, drive slower. To this day, after almost 10 years, I remember shivering. I had many other critical situations, and I had a moderate accident when one hit me sideways in front of a bend. The car was pretty smashed, but my father and I had almost nothing, just a scratch here and there. In my opinion, driving is always a risk, even if you are a very experienced driver. You can always find yourself in a critical situation and then things depend on your driving skills and a certain amount of luck. Sometimes you may just not have time to react. I can only give advice to the author and other readers of the topic - always drive with maximum care and if you do not feel safe on the road, drive slower. The car was pretty smashed, but my father and I had almost nothing, just a scratch here and there. In my opinion, driving is always a risk, even if you are a very experienced driver. You can always find yourself in a critical situation and then things depend on your driving skills and a certain amount of luck. Sometimes you may just not have time to react. I can only give advice to the author and other readers of the topic - always drive with maximum care and if you do not feel safe on the road, drive slower. The car was pretty smashed, but my father and I had almost nothing, just a scratch here and there. In my opinion, driving is always a risk, even if you are a very experienced driver. You can always find yourself in a critical situation and then things depend on your driving skills and a certain amount of luck. Sometimes you may just not have time to react. I can only give advice to the author and other readers of the topic - always drive with maximum care and if you do not feel safe on the road, drive slower.
3, you are more distracted and I will explain why: thousands of years ago women stood in caves and managed about 10 children all day, ie their multitasking is very well developed, but the single full concentration is missing. At the same time, the men chased a wild animal all day so that they could feed their crowded household. That is, in them the whole concentration is in one responsible task, in one point. And this has lasted for tens of thousands of years, during ice ages and in all kinds of cultural, historical and meteorological times. I hope you do not touch on emancipation and feminism.
What if fathers hadn't finished? It's over, don't bother.
I have recently been a driver and I take being behind the wheel very seriously. I'm still inexperienced, I'm driving fast, and parking is a nightmare for me. I find it extremely difficult to do this (I will park somehow, but then it becomes deplorable). I know my place on the road and I follow the rules. Men often look at us condescendingly, women drivers, but the truth is what number 3 described. They even offered me help, but I refused (who in God's name will be by my side every time I get in trouble). I drive on the highway at 85 to 90 km per hour and I even avoid it because everyone is whistling insanely there and I feel insecure, and I avoid disturbing others when I'm not sure what I'm doing. People die on the road every day! Stop this madness. Get alive and well. Don't play to the new drivers while we're trying to park, be human. Peace people!