Isn’t better to drive slower on scenic roads to have more time to observe the scene?
Or do you think there is an helicopter filming you from above like James Bond movies?
Or do you think there is an helicopter filming you from above like James Bond movies?
Once the density of traffic is high enough, you no longer have the luxury of 'observing the scene' -- you need to be paying attention to the driving and the other drivers. This is the situation that tends to happen on Hwy 1. People bunch up, and so everyone is just driving in these clumps of 10-20 cars doing 5-10 below the speed limit.
I think it's pretty easy for anyone who isn't highly biased to see that both approaches are enjoyable.
The best thing we can do is keep each other safe.
I'm guilty of driving fast in in the past. I'm glad i aged past it and found other sources of identity.
> The best thing we can do is keep each other safe.
This statement is nonsense and indicates pathological risk aversion.