We take a close look at the idea of living without modern technology and whether neo-Luddites might have a point. Then, we dive into the contradiction of how Americans view their own driving skills versus those of others on the road. Finally, we wrap with a decades-old debate over freight trucks on highways.
Could you go an entire month without the Internet? As technology advances, some argue we've become too dependent on it while others see it as unavoidable.
Then, we shift gears to driving where most people think they are great behind the wheel and rate everyone else as less than stellar. We break down the numbers on road safety and people's attitudes about driving.
Finally, our fun fact takes us back in time to a debate that once divided the nation... freight trucks on highways.