All right, let's check in with Alice, Dr. Rossini.

We have a number of traffic fatalities, I think, the highest time ever here, and Queens leads

the way.

Alice, what is going on in the city?

I don't want to cross the street this morning.

Oh, come on.

It's really at 5 o'clock or 4 o'clock in the morning?

It's not bad.

It's when you come out later in the day.

That's when it gets crazy.

51 people killed in traffic crashes during the first three months of the year and paving the way for what could end up being the deadliest year for traffic violence since 2014.

So what's the story?

Congestion.

People become erratic when you are tight together together I think that's just a normal reaction

for humans I mean I don't know how you fix that most people they're so selfish they won't

give anyone the right away they want to go in front cut cut cut they don't pay attention they

don't give a second thought to their neighbors and they strike people they don't care they

don't pay attention did and then you't care. They don't pay attention.

And then you have speeders that don't pay attention to the traffic signs. So then you have

children on a block and you have to be careful because you have cars going up on one way

streets. So it's uncomfortable. So, you know, that's not where the perception of distraction

ends.

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