What if the road sort of disappears into the scenery, like the one in the photo for instance, are we to shield our eyes from its beauty and develop tunnel vision for the purpose of concentrating only on the black stuff on the ground ?



What of pedestrians approaching from the side out of this scenery, are we to ignore them until they become part of the black stuff ?

Summer is here. Nothing wrong with driving around eyeing up scantily clad members of the opposite sex. And anyone who is straight and says they don't do it is probably lying.

I think the whole point is what you can look at whilst driving safely.



We have one nutter who pretty much admits running into the back of people while not looking where he is going.



The point I would make is that it is an essential part of careful driving to look for, and see, potential hazards such as pedestrians. If you like the pedestrians you see, well, that's just a bonus. But as a careful driver you should be perfectly capable of seeing pedestrians safely. It shouldn't make you crash, or almost crash.

The sooner that cars that drive themselves become the norm, the better.

Then we can all read, text, look at the view, ogle the passing totty, hold conference calls or have a little snooze without killing each other.



Driving ... it's the past.

We used to have things like that and they were used by people all the time. We called them buses

Aye, that's the way to go. Bus driver - eye on the road ahead at all times.