Are You a Risky or Safe Driver?

Everyone thinks they're the good driver. Are you sure?

Here's the thing about risky drivers: almost none of them know they are one. They've just never had a serious accident, so in their mind, that means they're doing fine. But there's a big difference between being a safe driver and being a lucky one — and most people confuse the two their entire lives.

Safe driving isn't about going slow or being timid. Plenty of people drive fast and drive smart at the same time. It's about the decisions you make when nobody's watching — when you're tired, when you're late, when traffic is light and the road is open and that little voice says you could probably check that text real quick.

The habits that actually get people into accidents aren't the dramatic ones. It's the small stuff, repeated a thousand times, until one time the conditions are just wrong enough that it matters.

So where do your habits actually land?

Answer these questions honestly — not the way you wish you drove, the way you actually drive — and find out if you're as safe as you think you are.