1b One of the Generational Curriculum reports I had, did a comparison on individual and collective cultures. In regards to driving, most drivers think as individuals. This means that most drivers give priority to their own needs, which are demonstrated through their driving.
Many drivers tend to think and drive like they are the only ones on the road.
They fail to see driving as a group activity, and that one person's careless actions influence and affect others around them. For example, an accident resulting from speeding in the early morning traffic, affects thousands of drivers, that are on the road nd about to go on the road. The accident calls for more time needing to be alloted to get to one's destination, as well as in preparation in getting their. Many individuals tend to care less about the welfare of others, and ignore the fact that their careless mistake, while driving in the worst scenario, could take the life of another person. I agree with this report, because every action of a driver on the road does affect everyone else.