If you do live in and around New York City, you know that in the past few years, crazy

drivers have really multiplied. So I'm out on the island and Long Island Expressway,

Northern Southern State Parkways, almost inevitably, if you're going to drive for more than a half an

hour, you're going to see people weaving in and out of traffic at very high rates of speed.

This is actually a game they play.

Now, I think back when I was a kid in Levitown, there was a straightaway Stuart Avenue. And the hot rotters,

remember that? Hot Rodders used to drag race on the avenue. And there were a lot of kids living

around him. My father went nuts.

And these are the guys in the leather jackets, and they had the souped-up 1950s, early 60 cars,

and they were just race.

And, you know, people got hurt.

But I just remember my father just absolutely running out there, that kind of a thing.

Well, it's back. There are actually clubs of idiots who all have cars, and they play games about who can get someplace fastest. You pick out a destination, then they all start, and boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

Well, the result is death.

So since 2017, this is just in New York City confines.

About 1,200 people have been killed because of reckless driving.

And the stats are very troubling.

In 2023, about 3,000 motorists seriously injured and crashes.

Now, some of those are inevitable.

You have all this car. We have more traffic

here in New York than any police sales in the country. But more and more of it is reckless driving.

So what do you do? Well, number one, if you see somebody doing that, you should call 911 if you

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