If you cause someone to get defensive, all you do is make it more difficult to stop driving. The choice has to be ours. And we need to make a concisous choice to stop. That's the reality for many of us, not all of us. Jason P.S. I will not respond to any flames regarding this email.
People talk about the freedom that they get from driving.
That was the last time I drove a lift. What swayed it for me was finding out that I could use my cane as a weapon if needed, and also safety factors. Backpacks, shoes, etc., all over the floor. I'm sure that I'm not the only one to feel bad about breaking my kids' toy because I stepped on it. If I've stepped on anyone's toes here, I'm sorry.