In every country, there are driving laws to ensure road safety. Some people, however, still break these laws, such as by speeding or using mobile phones while driving. What are the reasons for this? What measures could help solve this problem?

Road safety laws are clear in most countries, but the privacy and speed of driving often make people behave as if legal rules are distant rather than immediate. Drivers break these laws because enforcement feels uncertain, risk is underestimated and social pressure rewards speed, so governments need predictable penalties, safer road design and targeted education.