You're describing a zero-sum game. That is, increasing your chances of living by sharply reducing chances of survival for someone else's family. I personally know a family who lost their father to this equation. (His funeral was the largest I've ever attended.)

On the other side of driving are millions of drivers now have to spend their trips surrounded by moving walls that reduce visibility to fog-like levels. Being able to predict traffic by seeing far ahead is increasingly impossible - and this reduces reaction time from 10 or 20 seconds to less than 2.

An aggressive driver is an issue that moves on from me. Visibility killers don't. They dominate most every trip, continually making everyone else less safe.