American Drivers Poses Deadly Threats In 1999, Deborah Kuhls, a surgical fellow at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, witnessed the devastating consequences of car and motorcycle crashes. She observed the difficulty in diagnosing blunt-force injuries from car accidents, emphasizing the invisible nature of internal injuries. Kuhls later conducted detailed surveys in Nevada which revealed the impact of speeding and other reckless behavior on road fatalities. The surge in road-related injuries and fatalities during the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside concerning trends such as increased speeding and decreased seatbelt use, highlighted the deteriorating road safety situation. The article also discusses the impact of distracted driving and aggressive behavior on road safety and outlines potential solutions, including technology, infrastructure, and enforcement measures. It emphasizes the need for a cultural shift and government intervention to address the growing dangers on American roads.