Next time you're driving on a "one lane road," take your eyes off of it for a second or two as you reach for something in the glove compartment or on the passenger seat. Notice what your left hand does with the steering wheel and then try not to overcorrect when you look up as your car drifts across the center line. Distracted driving has been with us much longer than the cell phone. Simple as that, even without the booze or the "unconscious" suicidal intent.

Also, a head-on crash on a one-lane road has an easy explanation: wrong-way driver. So, when does that common sense kick in, or is that screen name in need of an oil change?