The steering wheel brings out what's inside you

Someone cuts in front of you, another brakes for no reason, the car ahead doesn't move on green. And within seconds come the horn, the insult or the maneuver to teach them a lesson. Inside the car we feel protected, and that loosens both the tongue and the foot. We almost never know anything about the other driver. They might be lost, worried or might have made a mistake, as we all do at some point. But anger doesn't wait to find out. Driving patiently isn't just a matter of safety. It's a daily way to train your character: letting others go first, not honking back, leaving early so you're not in a rush. What you learn behind the wheel you also take outside the car.