Time for some reality check?
SINGAPORE: In Singapore, where life moves at a breakneck pace, and the streets are a bustling mosaic of vehicles, a heated debate rages: Who are the worst drivers on the road?
However, the real culprits might be the driving habits and attitudes that have given Singaporean drivers a less-than-stellar reputation. A recent investigation byFrom morning rush hour in the Central Business District to lunchtime traffic jams and late-night cruising, the hosts observed a common theme: impatience and a lack of graciousness among drivers.
The debate over who the worst drivers are also delved into gender stereotypes. While a poll suggested that women were seen as less-skilled drivers, Singapore’s first female race car driver, Claire Jedrek, offered a different perspective. However, the poll results revealed that luxury vehicle drivers and private hire and taxi drivers were also in the hot seat, with many believing they contributed to the city’s driving woes.So, what’s the solution to Singapore’s driving dilemma? A refresher course for all drivers, similar to the mandatory courses for professional drivers, could be a step in the right direction.could also place a greater emphasis on road etiquette, teaching students how to behave on the road, not just how to drive.
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