Navigation applications are the subject of intense debate. Many people have a lot of ideas about it. However, if one was able to predict, I would argue that would be the end of the discussion. Well, a video on Reddit shows what it’s like for Waze to predict a car crash in front of a driver moments before it happens. ?
Waze navigation seems to predict a car accident
Dashcam footage has been uploaded to show a white van merging onto a busy highway. The truck in question is closely following the FedEx truck for a few moments when the movie’s Waze app says, “Incident reported ahead.” Within seconds of the ad, the white truck finishes the rear.
While the dashcam owner would certainly love to have the magical Waze app, he confirmed that there was another off-camera incident that occurred before the video started. Waze was warning the driver about this accident moments before another crash. While predicting the future would be great, the potential cover for an app warning you of a different car accident while another is happening is pretty slim odds.
This video may not prove the existence of time travel, but it does prove something else
Reports show a significant increase in road deaths over the past two years. However, towards the end of 2022, reports show that road fatalities are beginning to decline.
However, we are sitting on top of a sharp graph showing that driving is getting more and more dangerous. On the one hand, this seems strange, given how safe our cars have become. However, our cars can only do so much. People who drive still have a responsibility to pay attention and make good decisions.
We have also increased the amount we drive during and after COVID. He says, “Americans continue to drive more than they did during the height of the pandemic, with preliminary data from the Federal Highway Administration showing a 1.6% increase in vehicle miles traveled, or about 39 billion miles.” As a result, the estimated fatality rate has declined for the first nine months of 2022. to 1.30 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles traveled, down from an expected rate of 1.32 deaths during the same time in 2021.
This is a simple math problem. The more time we spend in our cars, the better chance we have of being in a crash. The truth is, this video looks pretty miraculous. Then, once we learn the explanation, it still seems insanely unlikely. Finally, you realize how often we crash our cars into things, and then it comes along as just another video that doesn’t mean much other than proving that we’re really into driving.
