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'The Washington Post' report suggests Gen Z prefer to book a cab rather than drive by themselves. Know why 

 Gen Z prefers not to drive as compared to other generations: Report 

 Gen Z prefer not to drive as compared to other generations: Report 

'The Washington Post' report suggests Gen Z prefer booking a cab rather than driving themselves. Know why.

Why to drive when you can relax at the backseat of a car and this is exactly what the the younger generation has to say. According to 'The Washington Post' Gen Z prefers booking a cab rather than driving themselves.
According to a survey, back in 1997, 43 per cent of 16-year-olds and 62 per cent of 17-year-olds had driver&rsquo;s licenses. By 2020, these numbers dwindled to 25 per cent and 45 per cent respectively.&nbsp;
The report stated that Gen Z is more likely to be concerned about environmental factors. They also avoid driving fearing accidents, monetary loss, extra expense for car insurance and personal damage.&nbsp;
Another factor is that Gen Z prefers doing things online without having to leave home.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/keep-these-tips-in-mind-while-driving-in-fog-1673495315013">Keep these tips in mind while driving in fog</a>

In winter, it gets difficult to drive due to less visibility. Use these tips to avoid mishaps. 

Driving: Keep these tips in mind while driving in fog

Keep these tips in mind while driving in fog

In winter, it gets difficult to drive due to less visibility. Use these tips to avoid mishaps.&nbsp;

In winter season, road accidents make most of the headlines due to fog and low visibility. Here are some useful tips that you should keep in mind while driving in the fog.
<ul>
<li>Avoid using high beam lights, as they cause glare and make it harder to drive.</li>
<li>Stay alert while driving, avoid using mobile phones and playing music in high volume.</li>
<li>Never hit the accelerator on an empty road; always keep a speed check for better control of your vehicle.</li>
<li>In an extremely foggy situation, pull over your vehicle and wait for some time till the visibility gets better.</li>
<li>Keep your windshield and windows clean as they get frosty and make it more difficult to drive.</li>
</ul>
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/scientists-find-a-way-to-prevent-spectacles-from-fogging-1671698093113">Scientists find a way to prevent spectacles from fogging&nbsp;</a>

In a bizarre incident, a woman in USA tried to drive her huge SUV down a flight of stairs - that too at a police station. Her excuse? Her GPS told her to do it.
If that wasn't enough, another driver was found driving down railroad tracks.
Both these incidents occurred in Portland city in the state of Maine.
In the first incident, police said that a 26-year-old woman driver drove through the police department garage, across the pedestrian plaza in the complex, and then tried to drive down the stairs to Middle Street. The city's police department posted photographs of the SUV stuck on a flight of stairs, on April 30.
She was drunk, according to the police. Portland police said, "Responding officers felt it was her excessive blood alcohol level."
She was issued a summons for OUI, or Operating Under the Influence of alcohol.Police said it was "fortunate" that the driver didn't hit anyone, and the incident ended with minor property damage.
In the second incident, police said that no alcohol was involved. The driver was a 25-year-old man from a different state who got lost and didn't realise he was driving down railroad tracks off of Congress street "until was too late", police said.

USA: woman tries to drive down stairs, blames GPS; another man drives on rail tracks in Portland, Maine

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 In a bizarre incident, a woman in USA tried to drive her huge SUV down a flight of stairs - that too at a police station. Her excuse? Her GPS told her to do it.
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If that wasn't enough, another driver was found driving down railroad tracks. Both these incidents occurred in Portland city in the state of Maine.
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In the first incident, police said that a 26-year-old woman driver drove through the police department garage, across the pedestrian plaza in the complex, and then tried to drive down the stairs to Middle Street. The city's police department posted photographs of the SUV stuck on a flight of stairs, on April 30.
She was drunk, according to the police. Portland police said, "Responding officers felt it was her excessive blood alcohol level." She was issued a summons for OUI, or Operating Under the Influence of alcohol. Police said it was "fortunate" that the driver didn't hit anyone, and the incident ended with minor property damage.
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In the second incident, police said that no alcohol was involved. The driver was a 25-year-old man from a different state who got lost and didn't realise he was driving down railroad tracks off of Congress street "until was too late", police said.
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CAPTIONS Bizarre driving incidents in USA Woman tried to drive down stairs She blamed GPS; drunk, said cops Another car found on rail tracks Driver got lost, drove on train tracks No alcohol involed in 2nd&nbsp;case: cops

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In a bizarre incident, a woman in USA tried to drive her huge SUV down a flight of stairs - that too at a police station.&nbsp;Her excuse? Her GPS told her to do it.
If that wasn't enough, another driver was found driving down railroad tracks.
Both these incidents occurred in Portland city in the state of Maine.
In the first incident, police said that a 26-year-old woman driver drove through the police department garage, across the pedestrian plaza in the complex, and then tried to drive down the stairs to Middle Street. The city's police department posted photographs of the SUV stuck on a flight of stairs, on April 30.
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She was drunk, according to the police.&nbsp;Portland police said, "Responding officers felt it was her excessive blood alcohol level."
She was issued a summons for OUI, or Operating Under the Influence of alcohol. Police said it was "fortunate" that the driver didn't hit anyone, and the incident ended with minor property damage.
In the second incident, police said that no alcohol was involved.&nbsp;The driver was a 25-year-old man from a different state who got lost and didn't realise he was driving down railroad tracks off of Congress street "until was too late", police said.

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