And the use of redundancy is only a way to help less-educated people learn an idea. Our country must have some kind of driving problem, because there are 1.8 million intersection crashes a year, according to the Federal Highway Administration. The administration also reported that about 7,800 lives are lost each year because people have problems navigating intersections. However, the root of the problem is not people having a blatant disregard for red lights. The real problem is the quality of drivers in our country.
People drive like morons.
We would have no purpose for our middle fingers if we didn't have cars. Well, it doesn't take much to earn a license these days. It appears that all potential drivers need to know is how to work a gas and a brake. And sometimes they don't even know how to do that. Young drivers work so hard to earn a ticket away from the parental ride that they usually forget about one important thing - the signs on the road.