Driving me Bonkers: A Driving Guide to Irrational Behaviours

We, as humans, are unique. We are individuals, articulate, having reasoning with a highly developed brain. Throughout our lives we have the capacity to learn, to adapt and to develop our personality. We are constantly learning new things. One of these is driving a vehicle.
Then behind the wheel we forget we have a brain, ignore reasoning, become self-righteous, drive erratically and treat all other motorists with contempt.
Me first, just push in, I am more important.
How did this happen?
Road rules? What are they?
This book highlights a serious topic, taking a light-hearted, humorous approach to our lack of driving skills in our daily commute. From the early morning tailgater, the self-entitled pedestrian, being in the wrong lane, trying to find a park, driving too fast, motorway madness, being given the finger to getting a ticket all the while believing "it's not my fault".
That's just for starters. The highs and lows of our driving life.
This book may even help in making us better drivers.