Hi,
I don't deny this fact you just highlighted, but in my opinion, I
equate recklessness as the by-product of 'Ego', 'Anger', and
'Impatience' on our roads. I question the act of RECKLESSNESS; what
brings about recklessness?
A sensible motorist will never take to recklessness while driving.
Be they young, be they old, be they experienced or inexperienced,
be they educated or be they illiterates, does not dictate the type
or motorists they are.
Good Temperaments, Patience, Humility, these are virtues a lot of
people in Singapore sadly lack.
I drive a Jaguar, I got honked at numerous times on the road even
though I have the right of way. I just proceeded ignoring their
impatience. I even got honked at while at petrol stations; after
refiliing I got in and was putting on my seatbelt, taking note of
my mileage meter, and the car behind started honking even though he
can just reverse and go around me. I didn't retaliate by honking
back.
It takes quite a lot not to react in anger.