Most drivers want to reach their destination as fast as they can. However, not all

drivers get there the same way. How they get there depends on which category they

First of all, the bad drivers can be described as the morning mad-honker. These

drivers are only experienced in a busy town in the morning. They are characterized

by hollering, blowing of the horn, and anger. It is believed that their anger is

derived from their procrastination in the morning as they prepare for work. Because

they typically run late, they tend to speed and often cut off other drivers in the

mornings. They can be observed swerving in and out of lanes in order to get back the

time they wasted. In bumper to bumper traffic, they often honk and yell, as if these

red light are some of his driving habits which I am still learning.

driving with others than when I am driving by myself. One of the best drivers I

of these kind of drivers because they believe that these bad drivers could cause a

driving laws, they will get to their destination with the least amount of trouble.

their fellow drivers. My father often cautions me that I must be more careful when

at work will be on time. Most importantly, good drivers respect the traffic laws and

been in an accident or received a ticket. Driving carefully, keeping a safe distance

have ever seen is my husband. Even though he has driven for many years, he has never

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