Everyone Thinks They’re a Good Driver: The Absurd Psychology of Traffic, Ego, and Losing Your Mind at 60 mph

Everyone thinks they’re a good driver. Statistically, this is impossible. Emotionally, it is mandatory.

This book is a satirical, observational dive into the strange mental world that appears the moment people get behind the wheel. A world where rules become optional, strangers become enemies, patience evaporates, and every delay feels personal.

This is not a book about cars. It’s about humans under mild pressure, moving too fast, sharing space badly, and explaining everything to themselves very confidently.

Inside, you’ll recognize:

why everyone else drives “wrong”

how lanes turn into moral positions

why waiting feels offensive

how navigation apps quietly control your personality

why traffic makes calm people furious

and how you always remember the drive as worse than it actually was

There are no tips. No advice. No solutions.

Just recognition.

Written in the dry, ironic, slightly tired style of Max Paradox, this book doesn’t try to fix drivers - it simply observes them long enough for the absurdity to speak for itself.

If you drive, you’re already in this book.

📕 TYLNA OKŁADKA (BACK COVER TEXT)

You’re a good driver. At least compared to everyone else.

The problem is:everyone thinks the same thing.

Behind the wheel, ordinary people become judges, teachers, philosophers, and emotional commentators - all at the same time. Rules turn flexible. Courtesy becomes conditional. And every other car feels like a personal challenge.

This book doesn’t explain traffic. It watches it.

Quietly. Relentlessly. With uncomfortable accuracy.

No motivation. No self-help. No happy ending.

Just the strange comfort of realizing:it’s not just you.

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E-bog: 30. august 2026