And Then There Were Four

I've seen plenty of highway safety films (almost a hobby of mine), but this one will stick with me for a long time. All five of the people profiled leaving in the morning were ordinary people going about their daily affairs. A widowed mother looking for a job, a newly-married salesman, a hot-rodding teenager, a poor gardener with an old truck and a family, and an impatient well-to-do doctor. Just ordinary people. But one will not return home that night. We must wait along with the relatives of the five, until we find out at the very end who it was. Heart-breaking.

There was another comment here that the acting was subpar and the plot was boring. I respectfully disagree. While the acting was not Oscar-worthy, it got the point across. Made me think that I should drive more carefully. Life can end at any moment.