So I’m on my way from Boulder to Longmont for my weekly trivia fix. I pull up next to this minivan (Silver Voyager 655RHD), and the driver’s reading a book at the traffic light (on Iris). I figure, OK, she’s just reading the book, clearly a novel of some length, and she’ll put it down when the light turns green. Nope! She keeps reading the book, looking up every few seconds to the road, as she got onto the Diagonal between Boulder and Longmont. Much amused, I (carefully) took a couple of snaps of the car and driver (which, of course, she never saw me taking, as she was concentrating on her book). I finally honked at her when she drifted into my lane, so that I would have had to take evasive action. In a huff, she put down her book and started driving. She got off at Airport Road, so I figure she lives thereabouts. If anyone recognizes her, please let her know that reading while driving is, well, you know… (and I’m wondering if she does it with her 2.4 kids in the minivan too?).
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Maybe 35 years ago, I remember someone driving down the PA turnpike reading a bible propped up on the steering wheel. It shocked me at the time. If it were today, I wouldn’t be as shocked, which raises the question: “why not?”. Not sure I have an answer, but suspect that, like most Americans, I’ve become dulled over time by more hours spent in boring, barely moving traffic. Talking, texting, and eating are part of the experience now. Seems wrong, though.