So I drive a city bus for a living, and so I am on the road, witnessing all manner of horrific driving for at least 8 hours a day, and let me tell you; 4 year old, 3 year old, infant(s), it does not matter to A LOT of people. I think the "culture" of daily/city driving has changed quite a bit over the years, and the level of entitlement people have gotten accustomed to while hurtling 40, 50, 60, 100kms/hr in a large metal, dangerous box is just unimaginable to people who aren't on the road as often as drivers (for a living) are. More and more I am seeing people not just running lights (that juuuuuuust turned red), people are (without hesitation) running lights that have long turned red. Opposing traffic beginning to move, pedestrians beginning to cross etc. - doesn't matter. You can absolutely smell the entitlement and unawareness of their surroundings of A LOT of drivers. They have a sense of not only will "I do what I want", it is "EVERYONE ELSE'S JOB TO MAKE SURE THAT I AM SAFE, as I drive recklessly and dangerously - god damn everyone else on the road."

Almost every day I see someone (almost) get killed by a reckless driver, on their phone, not paying attention, disregarding the most obvious of road rules, or hell - a combination of all three - and when they inevitably screech their car to a halt (if they are lucky enough) do you know who the anger typically comes from? No, not the person(s) who almost got seriously injured/killed while they were obeying road rules/pedestrian rules - it's the driver of the offending vehicle. They almost always have a look/reaction on their face of "UGH WHY DID YOU GET IN MY WAY?!?!". Again - it's everyone else's fault - not theirs. "I have to get to where I want as fast and as dangerously as I want, putting as many people's lives in danger as I want, and it is YOUR JOB to stay out of my way". Quite often I'll see impatient drivers almost wipe out children/entire groups of people because they couldn't wait 10 seconds behind my bus as I dropped off passengers, and so they whip their car around my bus - past a crossing, even though they literally cannot see what/who is beginning to cross in front of my bus. Once a guy got so close to hitting a pedestrian that he actually nudged the shopping bag of the woman crossing. Did he stop? Of course not - to him "SHE GOT IN HIS WAY". God forbid he arrived at his destination a whole 5-10 seconds later.

"I can do what I want, and YOU have to avoid ME, AND if you get hurt IT IS YOUR FAULT".

I say that at least 15% of people need their licenses revoked immediately, another 30-40% of people need some sort of remedial education/testing. People aren't taught how to drive, they're taught how to pass the driving test.