Episode 4

Click2Drive - Online & In-Car Driver Education

There are more licensed drivers in California than some other state, with in excess of 26 million licensed drivers. 84% of the number of inhabitants in California that is of driving age is an authorized driver. The second most noteworthy condition of licensed drivers in Texas, with almost 16 million, trailed by Florida with over 14.6 million authorized drivers.

With endless drivers on the streets at some random time, it's no big surprise California's highways and interstates are famously congested and dangerous. A Street in California might be considered "hazardous" for some, reasons, including the condition of the street, its ease of accessibility, or the reported poor driving practices of different drivers. Poor driving can be avoided if all drivers have the practice to attend driver training school in California to clear the concept of driving and be a professional driver.

· Most Dangerous Highways and Roads in California

· Most Dangerous Time to Drive in California

Conclusion

While a lot of California's highways have been demonstrated to be "terrible" and dangerous particularly for distracted drivers, it is as yet conceivable to explore such streets without turning into an accident statistic.

At the point when traffic is unpredictable, it's enticing to check messages or make a phone call, yet consistently you spend not looking at the street can build your opportunity of being engaged with an accident.