For people paying their last respects, there is a growing lack of respect on America's highways.
Funeral directors say guiding a procession through traffic is becoming increasingly difficult.
When Steve Uglow climbs in the hearse and takes a funeral procession out on the road, he never knows what to expect. A lady just came right through, hit the front end of the hearse and kept going. Police had to pursue her, talk to her, and give her a nice big ticket. Uglow, who has been in the funeral business for more than 20 years, said he has never seen such disregard as he does today. Now, Uglow sees people weaving in and out of the procession, passing on the right, and darting through the cortege at intersections.