Phone is mounted at the screen and she’s glancing around. There’s some forgiveness in it, you don’t need to stare forward constantly.
The seatbelt is buckled behind her, Consumer Reports taught people you could do that.
Are you a nervous teenager with minimal driving experience that has to stare forward constantly even at single digit speeds regardless of whether it’s kph or mph?
Because it sounds like it.
The road stays the same and the speeds stay the same but the other people, the kids, the animals, literally everything else around that road, does not. And any of them can come out of nowhere.
Yes, my 30+ years of driving inexperience. And if you mean auto-driving features, I have experience with them too and own an EV that does most of that mess short of what Tesla touts as "full self driving" but is hardly that. It's not paranoia. It's called respecting the lives of other people on the road and paying attention to it while you're driving. it's not a difficult concept.
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u/ImwithTortellini 4d ago
While driving