Re:How well do cars do in crash tests they're not optimized ...
by ghaff on Tuesday June 30, 2020 @11:58AM
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Speaking purely from personal experience.
Driving while impaired in some way certainly is more dangerous. (Drugs and alcohol but also just fatigue.) Driving too fast for conditions. Bad weather, especially snow. I'd say in general that highway driving was probably safer than secondary roads--again assuming not excess speed.
One of the things I like about greater work flexibility these days is that I rarely have to drive in snow. I just stay home.
Driving while impaired in some way certainly is more dangerous. (Drugs and alcohol but also just fatigue.) Driving too fast for conditions. Bad weather, especially snow. I'd say in general that highway driving was probably safer than secondary roads--again assuming not excess speed.
One of the things I like about greater work flexibility these days is that I rarely have to drive in snow. I just stay home.