On average, how many incorrect decisions does a driver make per mile?

The average driver makes approximately two incorrect decisions per mile. This statistic highlights the complexity of driving and the numerous choices a driver must make in a short distance. Each decision can range from minor adjustments, such as changing lanes or adjusting speed, to more significant actions like responding to hazards or navigating intersections. This statistic also underscores the importance of being an attentive and skilled driver, as two incorrect decisions could potentially lead to dangerous situations if not managed appropriately. Awareness of this average encourages drivers to continuously improve their decision-making skills and remain focused on the road.