No matter how good your car is or how skilled you think you are ACCIDENTS HAPPEN because you are not GOD. Accidents which would have been avoided if the idiot driver had not been speeding, changing lanes, and/or tailgating. You do not have super powers or unnaturally fast reflexes which will stop an accident. You are not omnipotent and in control of all the varibles which are associated with driving. Don't try to act like the US road system is your personal dragstrip or NASCAR track. Other people pay taxes and use these roads to conduct their daily business and ease their lives.
Ask this question of your local police, EMTs, and firemen. Ask them what is the leading cause of all traffic accidents, especially where there is a fatality involved. They will tell you that speeding, tailgating and frequent lane changing are the leading causes of serious auto accidents.
Because of these dangerous drivers they slow down all the safe drivers, cause cautious drivers can never know with any certainity what one of these dangerous idiots will do with their vehicle.
Speeders and other dangerous drivers waste their own fuel with the bad habits they employ. At the same time they cause traffic jams with their erratic threatening behavior. Then they cause everyone and the USA huge amounts of fuel wasted in gridlock.
If you are lucky enough to survive a major accident, can you live with the guilt of killing someone like a mother or dad on their way home from working for their family, or killing children becuse you are a such an inconsiderate shit. No matter how cool you think you are, you would be nothing but a loser if you killed someone while driving like a dumbass.
Remember always wear your seatbelt cause even NASCAR drivers do and they survive wrecks at +200 mph.
If you are doing it out of self loathing and hate yourself so much that you want to kill yourslef at least respect the rights of others to live in happiness. If you want to suicide go jump off a bridge or blow your brains out. You have no reason to endanger others with your behaviour.